Mass Cheating Scandal Unfolds During Haryana School Board Exams in Nuh District

The scandal, captured on video and widely circulated on social media, depicts individuals scaling school walls to assist BSEH Board Exam students in cheating.

In a shocking revelation, a mass cheating incident has been uncovered during the Haryana Board Class 10 and 12 exams in the Tawadu area of Nuh district. The scandal, captured on video and widely circulated on social media, depicts individuals scaling school walls to assist students in cheating.

The incident occurred at Chandravati School in Tauru, Nuh district, during the Class 10 exams covering subjects such as Physical and Health Education, Sanskrit, Urdu, and others. Reports indicate that the cheating attempts were facilitated by paper leaks, further exacerbating the situation.

The malpractice extended to the Class 12 exams as well, with reports of paper leaks and mass cheating during the Hindi paper. District Education Officer Paramjeet Chahal has initiated an investigation into the matter, acknowledging the gravity of the situation.

Videos of the incident showcase friends and family members of students maneuvering with agility akin to Spider-Man, climbing school walls to pass chits to students. This brazen attempt to undermine the examination process has sparked outrage and calls for strict action.

Parents and relatives accompanying the students reportedly caused a disturbance outside the exam center upon learning of the alleged paper leak, escalating tensions further. District authorities have been urged to address the issue promptly and ensure the integrity of future examinations.

The incident underscores the challenges faced by educational institutions in maintaining exam security and upholding academic integrity, necessitating concerted efforts to curb such unethical practices.