NEW DELHI: An afternoon after arresting two teachers of a Bawana faculty and a tutor of a coaching centre in the similar area for allegedly leaking the CBSE Class XII Economics exam questions, Delhi Police quizzed the main of the college on Monday after it came to light that the leaked question paper had reached the exam centre (the Bawana faculty) two hours before the March 26 test - a gross violation of protocol.
The main claimed that the video recording device connecting all 15 CCTV cameras within the faculty wasn't operating. CBSE official Okay S Rana, suspended on Sunday for laxity in supervision on the centre, could be quizzed on Tuesday.
The accused may had been serious about leaking CBSE question papers previous too, police resources mentioned. They aren't discounting the function of a syndicate involving some Board officers. The chance of other question papers having been leaked this 12 months has also not been ruled out.
Maths paper circulated in four WhatsApp teams
The Delhi crime department could also be focusing on the module that leaked the Class X Mathematics questions. The paper was once circulated in 4 WhatsApp teams each and every comprising more than 60 contributors each and every. Cops contacted a complainant who had sent the copies of the leaked papers to the CBSE chairperson, however he may not supply information about the source of the leak. A tutor and some colleges in west Delhi are under the scanner.
According to protocol, question papers are saved at govt banks a day before the exam and brought to the centres by means of CBSE officers called 'custodians'. The papers are saved in custody of the main of a college (exam centre) and the seal is broken most effective after scholars are seated on the corridor. However, it was once discovered that the arrested teachers of Mother Khazani Convent School, Bawana had met three scholars on the faculty premises an hour before the Economics exam.
The 55-year-old main informed the cops all over interrogation that though there are 15 CCTV cameras installed within the faculty, the video recording device connecting those cameras is non-functional.
During interrogation, the 2 faculty teachers, Rohit and Rishabh, informed the cops that excluding forwarding the paper to their buddy Tauqeer, they had requested the scholars to reach the college two hours before the exam and take the papers from them on Whatsapp. They had also helped the scholars resolve one of the vital questions that would get them the cross marks. After this, they had helped the scholars board a bus and reach their exam centres at some other nearby faculty.
The main was once requested as to how the scholars had been allowed to enter the college premises when the invigilators had been provide. The cops are also looking for out how the paper had reached the college two hours before the exam whilst by means of protocol it should reach with an hour in hand.
The logs of the federal government financial institution where the papers of class XII and sophistication X had been saved is being checked to determine the timing of the releases. The suspended CBSE official Okay S Rana could be requested to explain the deviation, cops mentioned.
The main claimed that the video recording device connecting all 15 CCTV cameras within the faculty wasn't operating. CBSE official Okay S Rana, suspended on Sunday for laxity in supervision on the centre, could be quizzed on Tuesday.
The accused may had been serious about leaking CBSE question papers previous too, police resources mentioned. They aren't discounting the function of a syndicate involving some Board officers. The chance of other question papers having been leaked this 12 months has also not been ruled out.
Maths paper circulated in four WhatsApp teams
The Delhi crime department could also be focusing on the module that leaked the Class X Mathematics questions. The paper was once circulated in 4 WhatsApp teams each and every comprising more than 60 contributors each and every. Cops contacted a complainant who had sent the copies of the leaked papers to the CBSE chairperson, however he may not supply information about the source of the leak. A tutor and some colleges in west Delhi are under the scanner.
According to protocol, question papers are saved at govt banks a day before the exam and brought to the centres by means of CBSE officers called 'custodians'. The papers are saved in custody of the main of a college (exam centre) and the seal is broken most effective after scholars are seated on the corridor. However, it was once discovered that the arrested teachers of Mother Khazani Convent School, Bawana had met three scholars on the faculty premises an hour before the Economics exam.
The 55-year-old main informed the cops all over interrogation that though there are 15 CCTV cameras installed within the faculty, the video recording device connecting those cameras is non-functional.
During interrogation, the 2 faculty teachers, Rohit and Rishabh, informed the cops that excluding forwarding the paper to their buddy Tauqeer, they had requested the scholars to reach the college two hours before the exam and take the papers from them on Whatsapp. They had also helped the scholars resolve one of the vital questions that would get them the cross marks. After this, they had helped the scholars board a bus and reach their exam centres at some other nearby faculty.
The main was once requested as to how the scholars had been allowed to enter the college premises when the invigilators had been provide. The cops are also looking for out how the paper had reached the college two hours before the exam whilst by means of protocol it should reach with an hour in hand.
The logs of the federal government financial institution where the papers of class XII and sophistication X had been saved is being checked to determine the timing of the releases. The suspended CBSE official Okay S Rana could be requested to explain the deviation, cops mentioned.
Paper leak: '15 CCTVs didn't record anything'
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