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Government school principal held taking Rs 4,500 bribe in Rajasthan

Updated on: 26 September,2018 02:29 PM IST  |  Bikaner
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The accused Ved Prakash, principal of the government senior secondary school, Raisinghnagar, had demanded the bribe from a private school's principal for submitting a favourable school inspection report under Right to Education (RTE)

Government school principal held taking Rs 4,500 bribe in Rajasthan

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A government school principal was arrested Tuesday for allegedly accepting a bribe of Rs 4,500 in Sri Ganganagar district under Bikaner division of Rajasthan.


The accused Ved Prakash, principal of the government senior secondary school, Raisinghnagar, had demanded the bribe from a private school's principal for submitting a favourable school inspection report under Right to Education (RTE).


After verification of the complaint, the accused was caught red-handed taking the bribe, Additional SP of Anti-corruption Bureau Rajendra Dhidharia said. Prakash was arrested under the Prevention of Corruption Act.


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