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But, Did He? This Senior Police Official Has Been Accused Of Cheating In An LLM Exam

But, Did He? This Senior Police Official Has Been Accused Of Cheating In An LLM Exam
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Hand completing a multiple choice exam.

A senior Kerala police official was on Monday caught cheating in an examination for Master of Laws (LL.M) -- and ordered to leave the hall. The officer denied the charge.

The official was identified as T.J. Jose, the inspector general of police of Thrissur range.

Confirming the incident, V.J. Peter, vice principal of St. Paul's College at Kalamassery, said the incident would be intimated to the Mahatma Gandhi University which conducted the exam.

Jose told the media that he had done no wrong and left the examination hall at 11.30 a.m. on his own. The exam was due from 10.00 a.m. to 1 p.m.

"I have done nothing wrong and I will return for the last examination tomorrow," he said.

The invigilator who caught Jose cheating was unaware of his identity, said an informed source.

Director General of Police K.N. Balasubramanian said action would be taken against Jose. Additional Director General of Police Shankar Reddy has been asked to prepare a report.

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