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"Sorry state of affairs": Allahabad High Court after NEET candidate files forged documents to seek re-evaluation
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18 Jun 2024
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The Allahabad High Court dismissed Ayushi Patel's petition in the NEET UG 2024 exam case after the National Testing Agency (NTA) informed the court about forged documents submitted by Patel to challenge her result.
Justice Rajesh Singh Chauhan refused to restrain authorities from taking legal action against Patel, noting the serious nature of submitting false documents. Patel had sought manual checking of her OMR sheet and an inquiry against NTA, but original documents presented by NTA revealed discrepancies with those attached to her petition.
The court observed that Patel's actions could lead to future debarment and criminal charges, similar to a previous case where FIR registration was ordered for similar misconduct.
