🌐 It is known that the intermediate annual examinations have started from February 28 across the state of Telangana. Exams are going smoothly amid tight arrangements. However, an attempt to leak paper in the inter-annual examinations at an examination center in Kamareddy district on Friday caused a stir.
Simultaneously, the faculty and staff tried to leak the paper and were caught by the police officers. On Friday, two lecturers were caught red-handed by the police after trying to leak paper at the government junior examination center in Sadashivanagar mandal center of Kamareddy district. The police are investigating the incident. It is reported that the two lecturers have been suspended as part of the departmental action. On the other hand, officials said that four cases of malpractice were reported in various examination centers across the state on Friday. On Friday, the examination for English Paper-1 was conducted for Inter Fustier students. It seems that three cases of malpractice were reported in Karimnagar and one in Nizamabad.
🔍 Strict action will be taken in case of malpractices: CS Shanti Kumari has warned that there is no excuse for malpractices in the conduct of intermediate exams and strict action will be taken no matter how big the accused are. She held a video conference with District Collectors, Police Commissioners and SPs on Friday. Many suggestions were made regarding the conduct of inter and class 10 examinations and the establishment of public administration service centers. The CS made it clear that messing with the future of students will not be tolerated. PS Shanti Kumari said that two teachers and staff who tried to leak the inter examination paper on Friday were arrested and criminal cases were registered against them.
🔍 Meanwhile, 9,80,978 students are appearing for the intermediate first and second year exams that are being held across the state. Among them, 4,78,718 first year students and 5,02,260 second year students are writing the exams. The Intermediate Board exams are conducted amid tight security at around 1,521 examination centers across the state. 🎓✍️
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