North India Statesman
News India Live, Digital Desk: Granddaughter of Brahmeshwar Mukhiya, a famous face of Bihar Akanksha Singh The news of (Bhojpur) getting 301st rank in UPSC was in the headlines since Friday. But now this matter has become completely complicated. Another student from Ghazipur, Uttar Pradesh Akanksha Singh has also submitted his claim on the same roll number and same rank. This confrontation has created a sensation from social media to administrative circles.
What is the whole controversy? (The Conflict)
After the release of UPSC 2024 results, there was a flood of congratulations at the house of Akanksha Singh of Bhojpur. It was claimed that he 301st rank Has attained. But the controversy started when Akanksha Singh of Ghazipur made her documents public:
Same Roll Number: Both the girl students claim that the roll number 0850021 Is theirs.
Truth about UPSC list: In the official PDF list of UPSC, the name of ‘Akanksha Singh’ is recorded at 301st place.
Marksheet game: Akanksha from Ghazipur showed her original marksheet and admit card and said that she had prepared while staying in Delhi and this success is hers. On the other hand, Bhojpur’s Akanksha is said to be lacking concrete evidence at present.
Aspiration of Bhojpur under investigation?
According to Live Hindustan report, questions are being raised on Bhojpur’s Akanksha Singh because:
Lack of evidence: When she was asked for the official admit card or login credentials, she could not give a satisfactory answer.
Name of Brahmeshwar Mukhiya: Due to being associated with a big name, this news spread rapidly, due to which now the family is also being disgraced.
Ghazipur side: The student from Ghazipur has clarified with evidence that she was the one who had appeared in the interview and mains examinations.
Confusion or fraud of ‘two names’ in UPSC?
This is not the first time that two contenders have appeared at the same rank in the UPSC result. even before this Ayesha Makrani and Ayesha Fatima This was seen in cases where two people were claiming the same roll number.
Action: If it is proved that someone has claimed the result fraudulently, then UPSC can ban them for life and the police can register a case of forgery.
