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AMU spokesman, Dr Rahat Abrar, on Wednesday said that cases of forgery against the 20 students have been filed at the Civil Lines police station.
All these students had been studying for the past one year. The “alleged fraud” was detected this year following the introduction of “computerised biometric techniques” for verifying the authenticity of such applicants who appeared for the entrance test conducted by the University.
According to AMU sources, reports had been circulating since the past one year regarding the existence of a “well-organised” racket through which applicants were committing fraud using “impersonators” for appearing in admission tests.
