Student’s Own CM Helpline Complaint Uncovers Alleged Marksheet Tampering, DAVV Orders Probe
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): A case of alleged tampering with a marksheet has come to light at Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV), after a BA student of a government postgraduate college in Dhar managed to appear for the second-year examination despite having a supplementary in one subject in her first year. The university has begun an inquiry into the matter and is preparing to take action against…
Indore, Madhya Pradesh: A BA student from Dhar's government postgraduate college has come under scrutiny after allegedly submitting a tampered marksheet to appear for her second-year university examination. The Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV) university has launched a probe into the matter and may take disciplinary action against the student.
The controversy arose after the student, who had a supplementary in one subject during her first year, managed to appear for the BA second-year exam in April 2026. Her result was withheld, and she filed a complaint with the CM Helpline seeking the release of her marksheet. Upon investigation, university officials discovered discrepancies in her academic records - she had not appeared for the supplementary examination despite the marksheet claiming she had passed the subject.
The college had forwarded her second-year examination form without verifying her eligibility, raising questions about the college's verification process and the student's role in the alleged alteration. DAVV assistant registrar Vishnu Mishra stated that the student was asked to produce the original marksheet, but she provided evasive replies.
Examination controller Ashesh Tiwari has issued a notice to the college, and action will be taken against both the student and the college if the allegations are proven.
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