The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) cancelled the Rajasthan Revenue Officer (RO) and Executive Officer (EO) Recruitment Examination 2022 on Friday following complaints of paper leaks and copying.
The ministry said some unscrupulous agents are making false and bogus claims on the social media platform viz.
The LG also took a serious view of the CCTV camera going ‘blackout’ when an employee accused of leaking the question paper, was taking a photo of the CBSE’s class 12 English paper.
The FIR state mentions certain isolated incidents that occurred in a few states during the conduct of the NEET-UG 2024 exam held by the National Testing Agency (NTA) on May 5, 2024, at 4,750 centres across 571 cities, including 14 cities abroad.
Addressing a press conference, Singh said, “NTA conducted the NEET exam on 5th May, 2024. We conducted this exam in 571 cities at 4,750 centres. We declared the result on 4th of June. This year there were certain issues raised by the candidates like higher marks and so many toppers.”
The Police official said that after a long intensive interrogation by STF Uttarakhand, Junior Engineer Lalit Raj Sharma, resident of Dhampur, was arrested and will be produced in the court today.
In an official statement issued here on Thursday by the office of the Director-General of Police, it is stated that a chargesheet has been filed in a case under sections 420, 120 B, 201 of the IPC against the 61 accused in the FIR filed in the state CID police station Bharari, Shimla.
The present paper leaks are a manifestation of misuse of technology, rather than misuse of State power. In most such instances, a copy of the question paper is obtained surreptitiously, much before the commencement of the examination, and is disseminated on social media to thousands of examinees within minutes.
In the backdrop of rampant corruption and an environment of scams, it is futile to expect examinations and evaluations in a fairway. Degrees and diplomas of Bihar's universities have lost value. The State which boasted the world-famous Nalanda University now has an education system rocking with corruption and goondaism.
The SIT, according to sources, is analysing the phone numbers of officials involved in the May 8 BPSC exams.
