
Indore: A few students of a prestigious government college in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, landed in legal trouble after they posted a fake letter about their principal's "death" in a bid to stall exams, a police
official said on Thursday. However, the move backfired when the letter grabbed the attention of the masses on social media. According to Bhanwarkuan police station in-charge Rajkumar Yadav said the case was filed on Wednesday night against two third-semester Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) students based on a complaint from Dr Anamika Jain, principal of the Government Holkar Science College, reported news agency PTI. He informed that the FIR was registered under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) section 336(4) (intentionally fabricating a false document with intent to defame a person), a provision which attracts imprisonment up to three years and also a fine if convicted. The two accused, as part of an alleged conspiracy to halt online exams for regular assessments of students and postpone classes, created a false letter claiming the "death" of the college principal and circulated it on social media on October 14, according to the police officer.