Teacher training institute case given to CB-CID

Tuesday, December 26, 2006, 9:26 [IST]

Chennai, Dec 24 (UNI) The case pertaining to 'illegal admission' of students in a private teacher training institute in Villupuram District of Tamil Nadu has been transfered to Crime Branch CID for further investigation.

A police press release here today said a couple was arrested for admitting students 'illegally' in their teacher training institute at Kandamanadi Village on Monday last.

Rayar and his wife Jaya Rayar started a institute and admitted 75 students from different parts of the state in an illegal manner.

Based on complaints from affected students, they were arrested and later remanded in judicial custody.

Since students from different districts were involved in the episode, the case had been transfered to CB-CID from the local police, it added.

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