'Munna Bhai’ Style Cheating Lands Law Student In Jail

'Munna Bhai’ Style Cheating Lands Law Student In Jail


Naveen said that he was encouraged by the characters in Bollywood movie "Munna Bhai M.B.B.S" and intended to crack the entrance exam with such strategy, the police officer said.

NEW DELHI: Drawing encouragement from the Bollywood blockbuster Munna Bhai M.B.B.S, a Delhi University student attempted to cheat in the law entrance exam in Delhi, but was trapped, the police said on Monday.

Police said the student, recognized as Naveen, was under arrest from Atma Ram Sanatan Dharm (ARSD) College soon after he was caught cheating by the superintendent around 4 pm on Sunday.

The 21-year-old, a native of Sonepat in Haryana, used WhatsApp on his mobile handset to try to cheat in the entrance exam to the Faculty of Law's LLB course.

According to a senior police officer, invigilator Jagvir Singh suspected Naveen's tricks. When he asked Naveen what he was hiding, the student tried to run away from the examination room "but Mr Singh straight away closed the door and raised an alarm".

"Mr Singh and the college supervision later learned the police and a mobile phone and ear phones were recovered from him. It was found that Naveen was cheating in the examination hall with the help of a person named Nirmal Bhaiya. via 'WhatsApp', he was asking him about the answers," the officer added.

Naveen said that he was motivated by the typescript in Bollywood movie "Munna Bhai M.B.B.S" and intended to crack the entrance exam with such policy, the officer added.

"We are interrogating him to discover whether he and his (Nirmal) Bhaiya are part of any organized syndicate," the police officer said, adding that the search is on to nab Nirmal Bhaiya.



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