CBI arrests school principal for taking bribes from students
Agencies : Kochi, Tue Nov 06 2012, 19:17 hrs
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CBI has arrested a school Principal here for allegedly taking bribe from a student.
CBI laid a trap following information that Malika Arjun, Principal of a school under the Dakshina Bharat Hindi Prachar Sabha, was insisting for bribe from those who had passed in various courses and were awaiting their certificates.
They had information that the principal had taken bribes ranging from Rs 3000-10,000 from many students to issues certificates, CBI sources said.
He was arrested yesterday while taking bribe from a student.
He was produced before CBI special court here today which remanded him to 14 days judicial custody.
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