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Two Arrested for Allegedly Altering GCU Faisalabad Student Records for Cash

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At a glance

  • Two people arrested for allegedly altering student records at GCU Faisalabad.
  • Suspects allegedly charged Rs. 15,000 per student to change marks and grades.
  • Anti-Corruption Establishment says 72 illegal changes were made for 30 students.

Story so far

An investigation by the Anti-Corruption Establishment (ACE) has uncovered alleged academic fraud at Government College University in Faisalabad. Two suspects have been arrested, accused of illegally altering the marks, grades, and attendance records of students. According to initial reports, the changes were made in exchange for payments, with one suspect allegedly gaining unauthorized access to the university's online portal to manipulate the data.

Latest development

The Anti-Corruption Establishment has arrested two individuals in Faisalabad for allegedly altering academic records at Government College University. The suspects are accused of illegally changing students' marks, grades, and attendance in exchange for money.

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