MNR Medical College Accused of Charging Fees for Cloakroom Services
Hyderabad: In an alarming incident, several candidates appearing for the Group II exams on Sunday alleged that an examination centre at MNR Medical College charged them extra fees to store their personal belongings. The candidates claimed they were asked to pay between Rs 50 and Rs 100 to have their mobile phones, bags, and other items securely stored in the cloakroom.
The Telangana State Public Service Commission (TSPSC) had allotted a total of 1,183 students to the examination centre at MNR Medical College for the Group II exams. According to reports, when some candidates refused to pay the requested fee, the management reportedly declined to take responsibility for their belongings. The allegations raised by the candidates prompted an investigation into the matter.
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