Four arrested against admission racket

Updated on: Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Delhi Police have arrested four persons, including three students of Delhi University's Ramjas College for their alleged involvement in the admission racket case.
 
Mukul, Ranjeet and Sahil Gulati, all students of Ramjas College, and Rahul who runs a cyber cafe in the area, have been arrested in connection with the case, police said.
 
The accused used to trap students and got them admitted in the college by forging their marks sheets, they said.
 
As many as 28 students gained entry into the college this year by using fake mark sheets, they said, adding that further probe was on.

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