The integrity of the Class 10 board exam at a school in Haryana's Tauru area was significantly compromised by widespread cheating practices. Videos circulating on social media platforms depicted individuals scaling the walls of Chandravati School in Tauru, Nuh district, in a blatant attempt to aid students in cheating by passing them chits during the examination.
The incident unfolded on a Wednesday, coinciding with the commencement of the exam, amid allegations of paper leakage. In response to this breach of examination protocol, the accompanying individuals of the students resorted to creating a disturbance outside the examination center, eventually resorting to climbing the walls of the school building to facilitate cheating among the examinees.
Expressing condemnation and concern over the incident, Block Education Officer Dharampal emphasized a zero-tolerance policy towards cheating, asserting that such misconduct would not be tolerated under any circumstances. He further pledged to take stringent action against those found guilty of involvement in cheating activities, ensuring that these incidents are promptly reported to the education board for further investigation and appropriate disciplinary measures.
Additionally, Dharampal outlined plans to collaborate with law enforcement authorities to bolster security measures outside examination centers, aiming to deter and prevent future instances of cheating. This collaborative effort is intended to ensure the sanctity and fairness of the examination process, safeguarding the integrity of academic assessments in the region.
