NSUI president Neeraj Kundan met Delhi University's vice-chancellor Yogesh Tyagi on Friday and demanded a strong and comprehensive mechanism to ensure that students with fake degrees are not admitted.
Kundan said it is a shame that students like Ankiv Baisoya managed to gain admission in the university using unfair means.
Former DUSU president Baisoya was accused of furnishing a fake marksheet to gain admission. The university had filed a case against him.
"It is our utmost request to the university that such fraudsters and undeserving students are not allowed to gain admission in future. A detailed procedure along with set protocols should be put in place to identify such cases," Kundan said.
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