Yogi Adityanath's Cheque To UP Board Exam Topper Bounces And Twitter's ROFL Mode Is On

Mishra is the seventh rank holder in the Class 10 exams of the UPSEB, who secured 93.5% marks in the exams

Alok Mishra, one of the toppers of the Uttar Pradesh Class 10 board exams, was called to Lucknow for a grand felicitation where a cheque of Rs 1 lakh was handed over to him. But when chief minister Yogi Adityanath’s “commendation” was finally deposited in the bank, the cheque bounced.

Much to the dismay of the student and his father, the bank told them that the cheque had bounced because the signatures didn’t match. Mishra’s father had to also pay the penalty for depositing such a cheque. “I was very happy to receive the cheque from the chief minister…but came to know that it had bounced two days after it was deposited…it led to some disappointment,” Alok, a student of Young Stream Inter College told PTI.

Credit: The Indian Express

Mishra is the seventh rank holder in the Class 10 exams of the Uttar Pradesh Secondary Education Board (UPSEB). He secured 93.5% marks in the exams.

It was apparently signed by Raj Kumar Yadav, the district inspector of schools of Barabanki. Yadav, however, dispelled rumours by saying that the student had been recompensed with another cheque and that the matter had been resolved. He further claimed that no other student had come up with a similar complaint.

Of course, Twitter users jumped on the bandwagon to mock.

The one with the acronym

PayTM karo!?

The random Iggy Azalea fan

Priorities

Disappointment!

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