The man was unsure of his knowledge and ability so he decided to cut the skin with a blade from his thumb and stick it on a friend’s finger so that he could pass the test for him.
In the city of Vadodara, India, a man peeled his thumb with a hot frying pan to get a job on the railways and stuck it to the thumb of his friend Rajaguru Gupta in the hope that he would pass the biometric check and go out for an entrance exam. work instead. This was reported by NDTV.
A private company authorized by the railways organized the test for the vacancy on August 22. More than 600 candidates appeared to take the test, which can be accessed through fingerprint.
“To prevent any kind of fraud, all candidates are required to provide a thumbprint, which is then matched with their Aadhaar data using a biometric device before starting the test. This time, the device failed to register a thumbprint candidate named Manish Kumar, despite repeated attempts,” the statement said.
It was noted that during treatment with a disinfectant during a biometric check, a piece of glued skin fell off. So, the police arrested two men aged about 20 years for the fraud.
It was previously reported that a woman from Saudi Arabia was sentenced to 34 years in prison for starting a Twitter account.
The Indian man hid from the police for 30 years
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