UPDATED – Rickshaw puller’s son claims he cracked UPSC, he did not

In the light of the new facts, the story has been removed on May 27, 2016.

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Sandeep Kumar with his mother. (Express Photo)

Correction

This report mentioned that Sandeep Kumar, a resident of a transit camp in Delhi’s Anand Parbat, had cleared the UPSC examination. The report was wrong. Though Sandeep Kumar had claimed that he had cleared the exam, he had not. The roll number he cited belonged to Sai Sandeep Kumar of Boudh in Odisha. We apologise for the error.

In the light of the new facts, the story has been removed on May 27, 2016.

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