The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has uncovered a case of document forgery involving two of its affiliated schools. The Board revealed that Manava Bhawna Public School, located on Nathupura Main Road, Burari, Delhi, and Sat Saheb Public School in Uttam Nagar, Delhi, submitted forged land certificates as part of the process required for their affiliation.
During routine scrutiny of the land certificates, CBSE sent the documents to the relevant issuing authorities for verification. Upon investigation, it was found that the land certificates submitted by these schools had not been issued by the concerned authorities, raising serious concerns about the authenticity of the documents. The schools were found to have submitted fake and forged certificates in order to fulfill the CBSE’s requirements for affiliation and the conduct of public examinations.
This discovery has raised alarms about the integrity of the document verification process within the Board’s affiliation procedure. CBSE has not yet disclosed the exact actions it will take against the schools involved, but such forgeries could result in serious consequences, including revocation of affiliation and other legal actions. The Board has reiterated its commitment to ensuring transparency and authenticity in the affiliation process for all schools under its jurisdiction.
The CBSE's vigilance in uncovering such irregularities highlights its ongoing efforts to maintain the credibility of the examination and affiliation process, ensuring that only legitimate institutions are allowed to operate under its purvie
