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Eight teachers who did government jobs by applying fake handicapped certificates were dismissed. These are their names.
In Sonbhadra, Uttar Pradesh, eight teachers who were employed in government jobs by imposing fake certificates of being disabled have been dismissed. Along with registering an FIR against the teachers, instructions have been given to recover the salary. Along with this, the total amount of salary received by the accused teachers is being investigated. Let us inform that, after getting the investigation report fake, the DM had constituted a three-tier committee under the leadership of ADM Yogendra Bahadur Singh. After investigating the matter, the committee dismissed all the accused eight teachers on Wednesday.
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After the year 2010, the government had given instructions to check the certificates of teachers appointed from Divyang quota. After which the BHU Medical Board conducted the test of disability on 20 October 2020. In which all these teachers were found to be completely disqualified. BHU had termed his disability report as fake. After the reality came to light, there was panic in the Basic Education Department.
There will be recovery from these teachers
District Basic Education Officer Dr. Dr. Gorakhnath Patel told that the salary would be recovered from all the accused teachers. Teachers who have been fired. Among them Abhishek Singh posted in Bhatihwa primary school of Ghorawal block, Santosh Yadav of Baijnath, Ramprasad of Bisrekhi, Ruchi Rai of Laxmimanpur, Subhash Chandra Maurya of Charkonwa of Chatra block, Swarnalta of Gaurhi of Robertsganj block, Pradeep Kumar Dev Pandey of Mahuaon art along with Rajesh Kumar Yadav posted in Upper Primary School is involved. BEO has been directed for salary recovery.
Medical board constituted for investigation
A medical board was constituted in BHU and the teachers appointed in the district from the disabled quota were investigated. Eight teachers were not found completely well in the medical examination. Some were hearing impaired and some had made a disability report stating themselves as visually impaired. On investigation, their report was found to be fake. After this, on March 18, the Chief Medical Officer canceled the disability certificate of all of them.