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News India Live, Digital Desk: The government has tried its best to conduct the high school and intermediate examinations of the Uttar Pradesh Board in an honest manner, but the ‘copying mafia’ is still not desisting from its activities. The latest case has come to light from an examination center in Uttar Pradesh, where STF and local police busted a big gang. School Principal and 3 Solvers Has been arrested red handed.
How was this game of imitation caught? (Mode of Operation)
Due to the vigilance of the police and education department, this plan was foiled in time. The main points revealed in the investigation are as follows:
Examination in the name of another: The three arrested solvers were solving the paper sitting in place of the real candidates.
Principal’s collusion: The shocking thing is that the principal of the examination center himself had allowed these solvers to enter and made them sit in a separate room, keeping the security standards in mind.
Technical Monitoring: Some suspicious activities were observed during monitoring and random checking of CCTV cameras, after which the team conducted the raid.
‘Strict’ action will be taken against the culprits
The UP government has already made it clear that those who cheat in the exam or leak the paper will be punished. NSA (National Security Act) Action can be taken under.
FIR and Jail: A case has been registered against the arrested accused under relevant sections of the IPC and the Uttar Pradesh Public Examination (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act.
Crisis on school recognition: The Education Department has started the process of canceling the recognition of that examination center and blacklisting it.
Intensive Investigation: Police are now finding out how many more people are involved in this game and whether it is an organized gang.
Important information for students
The administration has appealed to the students and parents not to fall prey to any kind of ‘shortcuts’ or cheating mafias. Board examinations are now being monitored directly from the state level control room located in Lucknow.
North India Statesman