COIMBATORE: The rural police have sent particular groups to Chennai and Kanyakumari to nab the accomplices of pretend crisis management trainer Arumugam, who helped him forge degrees and certificate. Police groups can even consult with sure tutorial institutions in Tirunelveli to assemble more information about Arumugam.
Preliminary inquiry published that Arumugam's folks gave up the ghost when he was a school scholar. "After his family refused to fortify him, Arumugam and his younger brother Gandhiraj approached a textile shop owner in Tirunelveli searching for jobs.
But he was denied a role at the grounds that he was affected by polio. He travelled to Kanyakumari from Tirunelveli by way of teach and took safe haven in the Kanyakumari Railway Junction for three days. Gnanadas of Manavalakurichi in Kanyakumari, who met him there, introduced him a role with an NGO in Kanyakumari to care for HIV-affected children. Arumugam later labored as a hostel warden in a school," an investigating officer mentioned.
Arumugam instructed police that he labored as a short lived personnel at Christhu Jyothi Higher Secondary School in Tirunelveli and used to teach Class XI and XII scholars. "He taught Commerce and headed the Red Cross Youth unit in the school. He learnt disaster management lessons from there and started to conduct drills in educational institutions," the officer instructed TOI.
Preliminary inquiry published that Arumugam's folks gave up the ghost when he was a school scholar. "After his family refused to fortify him, Arumugam and his younger brother Gandhiraj approached a textile shop owner in Tirunelveli searching for jobs.
But he was denied a role at the grounds that he was affected by polio. He travelled to Kanyakumari from Tirunelveli by way of teach and took safe haven in the Kanyakumari Railway Junction for three days. Gnanadas of Manavalakurichi in Kanyakumari, who met him there, introduced him a role with an NGO in Kanyakumari to care for HIV-affected children. Arumugam later labored as a hostel warden in a school," an investigating officer mentioned.
Arumugam instructed police that he labored as a short lived personnel at Christhu Jyothi Higher Secondary School in Tirunelveli and used to teach Class XI and XII scholars. "He taught Commerce and headed the Red Cross Youth unit in the school. He learnt disaster management lessons from there and started to conduct drills in educational institutions," the officer instructed TOI.
Police on lookout for accomplices of fake trainer
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