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Maldives to Blacklist Indian Teacher Over Certificate Forgery

Maldivian authorities have begun procedures to blacklist Indian economics teacher Abin C Raj, who taught Grade 9 students at Kalaafaanu School in Male, after Kerala police arrested him at Kochi airport over an alleged certificate forgery case. The Education Ministry says it is terminating his contract and working with Maldives Immigration to blacklist him.

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  1. Mon 26 Jun
    The Kerala police intercepted and arrested Raj upon his arrival at Kochi airport. on Monday only Maldives Republic The Kerala police intercepted and arrested Raj upon his arrival at Kochi airport on Monday.

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  • Rs200,000.00 alleged sale price of a counterfeit certificate Maldives Republic The case involves Raj allegedly selling a counterfeit certificate for Rs200,000.00 to a man named Nikhil Thomas, who happened to be his colleague in the Student Federation of India (SFI).

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