Paper Leak, BIEK officials at the centre of investigation
Paper Leak, BIEK officials at the centre of investigation: In the report, CTD had identified various teachers, employees in the Board of Intermediate Education and ‘agents’ which were allegedly involved in the unfair practices during examinations at various places in the city.
Officials have said the chief minister had taken notice of cheating which was done through WhatsApp. The leaking of papers was attributed to a gang which operated through WhatsApp.
CTD officials were given the task to identify the board officials, private agents and the students who were behind the menace.
The CTD officials said that they would conduct a detailed investigation into the matter after the inquiry report. The report was based “based on the interviews of mafia involved in leaking the papers and providing assistance to the students in return for bribe to solve the examination paper through the material provided on WhatsApp.”
Similarly the inquiry team had also recovered blank answer sheets from private agents, the team also checked if action was taken against the students who were caught while cheating during the examinations. Furthermore the team also interviewed dew of the board officials and also obtained the list of officials working in its secrecy department.
The officials also said that three of the employees which were working in the examination store had been questioned and they were later arrested to investigate the matter thoroughly and to identify the officials allegedly involved in selling blank answer sheets to the agents.
According to the officials, the BIEK chairman had also been asked to provide the details of the inquiry conducted against those perpetrators who had not deposit the unused answer sheets and the action that was taken against them.
The officials added that the report of the chairman was still awaited.
The investigation revealed that, more than 20 employees of the board and nine private agents have been found to be involved in paper leaks, and facilitating the students in cheating.
Conversely, several employees of the board and agents as well have been on the run ever since the breaking of the news about paper leaks. The officials have said that departmental action against the employees was under way.
According to the inquiry report it was found that more than a dozen officials had been posted as centre superintendents on the recommendation of an influential organisation of teachers. The report further states that several of the board officials were yet to be interviewed after their names were given by the agents.
The report added that a case had to be lodged in order for the police and the investigation department to properly investigate.
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