chennai the directorate of medical education on friday declared that there was no neet impersonation in the case of two mbbs students studying at psg medical college in coimbatorean inquiry committee set up by the directorate based on a complaint by the college checked the documents and photographs and spoke to the students and their parents before declaring that there was no impersonation the committee doesnt have any suspicion now so we decided not go for next stage of investigation such as comparing finger printings with neet exam records or lodging police complaint said director of medical education dr r narayanababu however if the institution has doubts it can lodge a complaint he saidthe two students had been told to return to their classes dr narayanababu said earlier this week psg medical college wrote to the dme that stating that the photograph of two students on the neet scorecards issued by the national testing agency did not match with the ones on the admit cards given by the state selection committee during counselling on thursday parents of the two students told media that the suspicion was due to the fact that the students had lost weight and the photographs on the neet applications were oldnarayanababu said the dme would introduce fingerprints during counselling from next year to avoid confusion on thursday the cbcid police arrested k v udit surya an mbbs student at theni government medical college and his father dr k s venkatesh on charges of neet impersonation