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In: Former teacher held for data theft at AIMS

Posted on May 11, 2011 by Dissent

R Guhambika reports:

CHENNAI: The Central Crime Branch (CCB) of the city police on Monday arrested engineer K V Sriram (41), an alumnus of Anna University, and his accomplice Lokesh Kumar (24) on charges of stealing data about the students and teaching faculty at Avon Institute of Modern Sciences (AIMS), a coaching and career guidance centre at Teynampet.

Sriram, who is also an MBA graduate, was a former teacher at the institute, Dr Sudhakar told Express. “Ambitious to set up his own centre, he sneaked out with vital data on students and teachers at the institute and course material, besides a laptop and Blackberry,” the senior police officer said.

“With all the stolen material, he started his own coaching centre ‘REACH’ at Mogappair.”

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