Kanpur: Two persons were arrested on Tuesday for allegedly using unfair means in the second shift of Staff Selection Commission (SSC) Delhi Police recruitment examination at Jan Kalyan Seva Samiti, Hathipur, in Maharajpur police station area of the district. As soon as the invigilator informed about the incident, the centre administrator handed over bothto the Maharajpur police.Later, on the complaint of the centre administrator, the police booked a case under the Examination Act, fraud, preparation and use of forged documents.Vipin Dwivedi, centre administrator, stated in his complaint that on Tuesday, the examination of SSC Delhi Police was going on in the Jan Kalyan Seva Samiti located in Hathipur on the Kanpur-Fatehpur-Allahabad highway. In the second shift, Ajit Kumar, a resident of Mant, Mathura, was caught trying to take the exam in place of Shivam Kumar, resident of Shamli district, he stated in his complaint.Investigation further revealed that Ajit had entered the centre by putting his photo in the admit card. The solver and the candidate confessed of trying to take the examination by using unfair means. Police station in-charge Abhishek Shukla said that an FIR has been lodged against the solver and the candidate. Further investigations are underway in this regard, he added.We also published the following articles recentlyUse surrenderd weapons to train recruits: Assam Police to govtAssam Police propose using surrendered Chinese-origin weapons to train recruits. Only usable weapons will be used; the rest will be destroyed. Quality check report submitted to state government for final decision. Majority of weapons from Ulfa cadres, along with other militant outfits. Proper rehabilitation of surrendered cadres has led to improved situation in the state.Maharashtra ex-intel chief Shukla to be state police chiefRajnish Seth, an IPS officer of the 1988 batch, will soon take over as chairman of the Maharashtra Public Service Commission. Rashmi Shukla, a high-profile IPS officer, is set to become the new Director General of Police (DGP) in the state. Shukla, the seniormost IPS officer in the state, has previously held key posts such as Pune police commissioner and director of the state intelligence wing. Sandeep Bishnoi and Vivek Phansalkar, both from the 1989 batch, are next in line in terms of seniority. The appointment process follows the norms recommended by the Supreme Court in the Prakash Singh case.

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