3 women arrested for promising degree certificates for money

Updated on: Saturday, August 13, 2011

The Thane police have arrested three women on the charge of cheating students by promising to get them  MBA certificates.
   
The Wagle Estate police arrested Arshi Kamal Khan, Kavita S Sashidharan and Seema Ramesh Nair.
   
Following several complaints of cheating against the 'National Academy of Business Studies', Bharatiya Vidhyarti Sena's Vikas Repale had carried out a string operation at the office of the institute.
   
Repale had been promised certificate for Rs 70,000, he said. 

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