A 19 year old Indian boy saved the American university! College said- ‘We are very sad’

Study in America: An Indian student recently took admission in Lehigh University of America with his/her board marksheet and other fake documents. he/she then bragged on the social media platform Reddit about how he/she got admission even on the basis of fake documents. However, when the university came to know about this, it canceled the admission of the Indian student. Not only this, but the applications of foreign students were also scrutinized.
Speaking to The Indian Express, an official of Lehigh University said that the institute has started reviewing the documents submitted by other foreign students. A search is also underway for a third-party company to verify the academic transcripts of students. The university has said that it is deeply disturbed and saddened by the fraud committed by the Indian student. She said that now she is also adopting new methods for admission and document verification.

What is the whole matter?

19-year-old Aryan Anand gained admission with a full scholarship to Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, using academic transcripts, financial statements and his/her father’s fake death certificate. This matter came to light when Aryan Anand talked about it in a post on Reddit in February while becoming Tees Maar Khan. However, then a 19-year-old B.Tech student from Faridabad caught this fraud and informed the university.

After this, Aryan Anand, who was studying computer science at Lehigh University, was arrested on April 30 this year. he/she was charged with forgery, tampering with records, theft by deception and theft of services. he/she pleaded guilty in Northampton County and was deported to India on August 15 this year. Along with this, Aryan’s admission was also cancelled. Because of this action his/her future is also in danger.

What did the university say?

Speaking about the fraud, Dr. Sabrina Jedlicka, Deputy Provost of Graduate Education at Lehigh University, said, “We were deeply saddened that a student whom we had carefully selected gained admission using fraudulent documents.” he/she said, “When applying for higher education, we believe that students should try to gain admission on the basis of their merit, not by deception. As an institution, we were disappointed that the student had done so. Did.”

Dr. Sabrina Jedlicka said, “It was a very disappointing day on campus for the admissions teams who had to deal with this incident. You’ll be left asking yourself why? The desire to get a scholarship to study in the United States is so high among students. If you don’t have the ability to achieve it, it can explain why you would want to achieve it.” he/she said that after this incident, the documents of many students studying in the university were re-examined.