Explorer

Yogi Adityanath govt issues helpline numbers to check cheating in UP Board exams

New Delhi: To put a check on cheating in the board examinations, newly formed Uttar Pradesh government under BJP's Yogi Adityanath government has issued helpline numbers on Tuesday. The state government has issued two numbers-one, WhatsApp 9454457241-and another landline-0522 2236760-to prevent copying. Interestingly, before coming to power Prime Minister Narendra Modi had promised that, if his party voted to power, BJP will stop copying mess in board examination. Deputy Chief Minister Dinesh Sharma, heading Secondary Education department, had held a video conference with District Magistrates recently and directed them to ensure that there should be no copying in the ongoing board examinations. "While prohibitory orders are enforced, how come there was news of copying during exams? The sanctity of examinations should be ensured," Sharma said while directing "strict action against copying mafia and those involved in it." Taking note of reports of mass copying in Hardoi, Aligarh, Kanpur, Kaushambi, Mathura, Kasganj, Unnao, Agra, Faizabad, Gonda, Brabanki and other districts, he directed concerned DMs to act immediately to check the menace. The deputy CM also warned officers against indulging in any illegal work or letting anyone misuse their name. "You all should alert me if someone calls you in my name or any of my relatives' name," the Deputy CM asserted. (With inputs from PTI)

Top Headlines

Rs 1 Crore Cash, Revolver, Condoms Found In Locked Surendranath College Union Room; Probe Begins
Rs 1 Crore Cash, Revolver, Condoms Found In Locked Surendranath College Union Room; Probe Begins
'Mamata Yes...': 64 TMC MLAs Back Mamata Banerjee But Refuse To Accept Abhishek As Leader
64 TMC MLAs Back Mamata Banerjee But Refuse To Accept Abhishek As Leader
Trump’s Forced Labour Tariffs Threaten Indian Exports. Can Trade Talks Prevent A Fallout?
Trump’s Forced Labour Tariff Push Targets India, But Trade Talks With US Continue
From Uphaar To Malviya Nagar: Delhi's Deadliest Fire Tragedies That Shook The Capital Over The Years
From Uphaar To Malviya Nagar: Delhi's Fire Tragedies That Shook The Capital Over The Years

Videos

Breaking: Forensic Probe Intensifies as Safety Failures Come Under Scanner
Delhi Hotel Fire: Anger Erupts as Safety Lapses, Locked Exits Linked to 21 Deaths
Breaking: Basement Rooms, No Exit Route Raise Major Safety Concerns
Breaking: Questions Raised Over Illegal Commercial Activity in Residential Area After Delhi Hotel Incident
India 2047 vision: AI Will Transform Research and Coding, India Can Build Global AI Giants: Rajan Anandan

Photo Gallery

25°C
New Delhi
Rain: 100mm
Humidity: 97%
Wind: WNW 47km/h
See Today's Weather
powered by
Accu Weather
Embed widget