Haryana Board: Case Registered Against Two Individuals In Connection With 10th English Paper Leak

In connection with the 10th English paper leak, the Haryana Board has registered a case against two individuals.

Haryana Board Paper Leak: Case registered against two individuals. (Representative Image)

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In the case of the Haryana Board 10th English paper leak, the police have registered a case against one examinee, Balakdev and another person. Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Shamsher Singh shed light on the unfolding investigation. He said, "In Bal Vidya School of Jhajjar, photos of exam papers were clicked. If anyone captures the images of exam papers then in the control room we get the information. Through this process, the team got to capture the person who clicked the images and FIR has been registered under the IPC Sections 188 and 417. The probe is currently underway."

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Before this, on March 7, a paper leak incident came to light from examination centers in Nuh, Pinagwa, Jhajjar and Sonipat in Haryana. It has been reported that the English paper was leaked in four centers. The board has announced the cancellation of the English subject examination held at these four centers. In this case, FIRs have been filed against the center superintendents and related staff, who have been immediately relieved from their duties. Now, new staff will be deployed at these centers.

Regarding the paper leak at four centers, Dr. V.P. Yadav, Chairman of the Haryana Board of School Education said that the flying squad had conducted thorough inspections at the examination centers in Nuh. The flying squad had registered 33 cases of cheating. In the examination center of Firozpur, some youths were caught with mobile phones containing photos of the English question paper. The board is currently investigating how such negligence occurred in this incident.

In a recent development, the Haryana Board of School Education is taking stringent measures to address the issue of paper leaks and ensure the integrity of the examination process. The incident has raised concerns among students, parents and educational authorities about the security and fairness of examinations conducted by the board. The board's swift action and commitment to investigating the matter thoroughly are crucial steps in restoring trust and maintaining the credibility of the examination system in Haryana.