BPSC Chairman Denies Paper Leak Allegations Amid Chaos at Patna Exam Centre
The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has firmly denied allegations that the question paper for the 70th Combined Competitive Examination (CCE) prelims was leaked. This comes after reports of unrest and confusion at an exam centre in Patna, where several candidates raised concerns about the integrity of the exam process.
Allegations of Paper Leak:
Candidates at the Patna exam centre had alleged that there were discrepancies during the exam, with some claiming to have access to the questions before the examination began. These allegations sparked widespread panic, prompting several candidates to voice their frustrations on social media.
BPSC Chairman's Statement:
In response to the claims, the BPSC Chairman, Parmar Ravi Manubhai, issued a statement categorically rejecting any suggestion of a paper leak. He stated that the exam paper had been securely distributed to all centres and there was no breach of protocol. The chairman further assured that an inquiry would be conducted to investigate the reports of confusion at the Patna exam centre, where some candidates claimed that there was a delay in the distribution of question papers.
Chaos at Patna Exam Centre:
Reports from the Patna centre described scenes of chaos as candidates were left waiting for an extended period before the exam began. Several students expressed concerns over the fairness of the process, claiming that they were not informed properly about the exam start time, leading to anxiety and confusion.
The BPSC has requested all candidates to remain calm and assured them that all necessary steps will be taken to ensure transparency and fairness in the ongoing examination process.
Investigation Underway:
The BPSC has initiated an internal review to verify the allegations of mismanagement and the apparent disorder at the exam centre. While no conclusive evidence of a paper leak has been found so far, authorities are taking the matter seriously and have promised to take action if any irregularities are discovered.
Impact on Candidates:
Despite the chaos, many candidates have called for swift action to resolve the situation and ensure that the integrity of the exam is maintained. They have also demanded that BPSC authorities address concerns about the organisation of future exams to avoid similar disruptions.
Conclusion:
As the investigation into the alleged paper leak continues, the BPSC remains committed to upholding the integrity of the 70th CCE. Candidates are urged to stay updated through official channels and avoid spreading unverified claims. The commission has reiterated that it will take stringent measures to address any procedural lapses in the exam conduct and ensure a fair examination process moving forward.
