Dumka, June 3: Principal of AS College today faced the wrath of his students
for making his son appear for two board exams this year.



Around 150 students, belonging to Chatra Sangh and Chatra JD(U), went on a
rampage at principal Nagashwar Sharma’s office, ransacking furniture and
breaking the nameplate. They also locked the institute for an indefinite
period.



Sharma was in his cabin when the incident took place, but escaped sensing
trouble.



The protesters alleged that Sharma had misused his position to admit his
son, Navin Prakash, at two institutes — Gita Devi DAV School and AS College
— so that he could appear for both CBSE Class XII and intermediate
examinations this year.



According to them, Sharma had done this to make more college options
available for his son. If Navin failed to score good marks in one board
exam, he could get a berth in a good college by showing the marks of the
other exam, the students pointed out.



President of Chatra Sangh Ajoy Dubey said Navin had appeared for the CBSE
exam from Gita Devi DAV School and secured 68.8 per cent in science while he
scored 82.8 per cent in intermediate examination from AS College. Suman
Pandit, the president of Chatra JD(U), demanded an inquiry. They said they
would keep the institute under lock and key till Sidho-Kanhu Murmu
University (SKMU) takes action.



SKMU registrar A.N. Pathak said he was unaware of the incident while
principal Sharma declined to comment on the matter.



June 4, 2009 / Telegraph

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