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Kashmir's Education Minister resigns over allegations of helping his son cheat in exam
- Friday February 10, 2012
- India News | NDTV Correspondent
Jammu and Kashmir Education Minister Peerzada Mohmmad Sayeed resigned from the Omar Abdullah-led government today. This comes after the controversy over his alleged use of office to ensure his foster son was allowed to cheat in his Class 10 exams. Mr Sayeed, who is from the Congress, forwarded his resignation to Party Chief Sonia Gandhi. The Congr...
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Kashmir's Education Minister allegedly used office to help son cheat in exam
- Thursday February 9, 2012
- Srinagar News | NDTV Correspondent
Omar Abdullah's government is dealing with allegations that the Education Minister used his office to ensure his son was allowed to cheat in his Class 10 exams. The minister, Peerzada Mohmmad Sayed, is from the Congress, which is Mr Abdullah's partner in the state. "Am discussing the Peerzada matter with my allies as he holds a portfolio allocated ...
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Kashmir's Education Minister resigns over allegations of helping his son cheat in exam
- Friday February 10, 2012
- India News | NDTV Correspondent
Jammu and Kashmir Education Minister Peerzada Mohmmad Sayeed resigned from the Omar Abdullah-led government today. This comes after the controversy over his alleged use of office to ensure his foster son was allowed to cheat in his Class 10 exams. Mr Sayeed, who is from the Congress, forwarded his resignation to Party Chief Sonia Gandhi. The Congr...
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Kashmir's Education Minister allegedly used office to help son cheat in exam
- Thursday February 9, 2012
- Srinagar News | NDTV Correspondent
Omar Abdullah's government is dealing with allegations that the Education Minister used his office to ensure his son was allowed to cheat in his Class 10 exams. The minister, Peerzada Mohmmad Sayed, is from the Congress, which is Mr Abdullah's partner in the state. "Am discussing the Peerzada matter with my allies as he holds a portfolio allocated ...
- www.ndtv.com