Utilizing modern Bluetooth units he had implanted in his ears, a medical scholar of India’s Mahatma Gandhi Memorial (MGM) Medical School was caught dishonest in his remaining MBBS examination.
The incident occurred on Monday 21 February.
After failing the frequent medical examination for the previous few years, Medico determined to take it one final time.
In accordance with Indian media, he was admitted to the school 11 years in the past and he had one other likelihood to clear it.
He was one of many 78 medical college students who appeared for the examination.
The flying squad of Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV) was on surveillance responsibility.
DAVV member Dr Vivek Sathe searched the scholar whereas taking the examination and located a cellphone within the inside pocket of his trousers.
The telephone was powered on and paired with a bluetooth gadget.
Nevertheless, the group couldn’t discover the Bluetooth gadget with the scholar.
He was faraway from the examination and questioned.
Throughout interrogation, the scholar admitted to having a skin-coloured small Bluetooth gadget surgically fitted by an ENT (ear, nostril and throat) surgeon.
(with inputs from companies)