There's buzz around the UP Police Constable Recruitment Exam admit card for a curious reason - it bears the photo of Sunny Leone. Interestingly, the registration and roll number belong to the actual candidate. He claims his original admit card had his photo when first issued, and somehow it was changed later. Police are now delving deep into the matter.
The candidate Dharmendra Kumar, from Mahoba district, finds himself at the epicenter of viral social media attention after his admit card featuring Sunny Leone's photo hit the internet, leading authorities to initiate an inquiry.
Dharmendra's connection to the Mahoba district has prompted local police to become proactive. Anticipating the involvement of impersonation rackets, the police are meticulously scrutinizing the details. Meanwhile, Dharmendra is baffled about how Leone's name and photo ended up on his admit card.
The card in question, bearing the name and photo of Sunny Leone, was assigned to Dharmendra Kumar from the village of Ragauliya Buzurg in Kannauj district. The issue became a sensation and the crime branch visited the village on Sunday to interrogate him.
According to Kumar, he applied for the police recruitment at a computer cafe in Mahoba, and his examination center was Kannauj. The unexpected photo swap prevented him from attending the exam. The police investigated thoroughly during their Sunday visit to the village.
Officials state that the investigation is ongoing and will clarify the circumstances. Assistant Superintendent of Police Satyam has confirmed that an inquiry into whether an application was submitted under a false name is underway.
Following the issuance of the admit card with Sunny Leone's name and photo, discussions have heated up. Some attribute it to a technical glitch, while others jokingly suggest Leone's interest in joining the police force. Officials are notably troubled by the incident, which poses a challenge for the police to unravel the truth.
