DUSU Vice-President Accuses President of Fraudulent Admission

DUSU vice-president Abhi Dahiya has lodged a complaint alleging that president Tushar Dedha used a fraudulent marksheet for admission into Delhi University. Dedha denies any wrongdoing and plans to file a defamation case. The controversy hinges on Dedha possessing two different class 12th marksheets from CBSE and UP Board, both for 2016.


Devdiscourse News Desk | New Delhi | Updated: 06-07-2024 00:14 IST | Created: 06-07-2024 00:14 IST
DUSU Vice-President Accuses President of Fraudulent Admission
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DUSU vice-president Abhi Dahiya on Friday lodged a complaint against its president Tushar Dedha, accusing him of using a fraudulent marksheet for admission into Delhi University.

The complaint, submitted to Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh, alleges that Dedha holds two class 12th marksheets from different boards—CBSE and the UP Board—both obtained in 2016 as a regular student.

Dedha denied the allegations, stating he will file a defamation case, and insists that he only used one certificate for his admission into the university.

(Disclaimer: With inputs from agencies.)

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