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Court remands 7 varsity officials to 3-day custody
Updated On: 14 January, 2013 06:51 AM IST | | Sandip Kolhatkar
While seeking custody, Chatushringi police informed the court that they received information that three junior clerks had accepted money at a particular hotel to increase marks
The four University of Pune (UoP) officials arrested on Saturday for their alleged involvement in re-evaluation malpractices at the examination department conspired with the three UoP junior clerks arrested earlier, said the police in court while seeking custody of the accused yesterday.
Chatushringi police had arrested seven people — Rajendra Manohar Pandit (52), assistant registrar, Lalsingh Wasave (58), deputy registrar, Surendra Naidu (53), and Nanda Pawar (52), senior clerk, and three students — on Saturday evening. The court yesterday remanded all the suspects to police custody till January 15. Interestingly, Pandit is a member of the fact-finding committee constituted by the varsity to investigate the re-evaluation scam.
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