321 cases of copying in Haryana

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Updated At : 01:25 PM Apr 07, 2022 IST

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Bhiwani, April 6

As many as 321 cases of copying, including 10 of impersonation, were registered during the secondary (academic/open school) exams across the state today.

As per an official statement issued here today, exams were cancelled at six centres and as many as 14 supervisors and a clerk were relieved for dereliction of duty.

Dr Jagbir Singh, chairman, Board of School Education, Haryana, and vice-chairman VP Yadav conducted a surprise inspection of the examination centres located at Lakhan Majra and Chidi in Rohtak district where seven cases of copying were registered.

Answer-key of today’s exam was found at Government Senior Secondary School Lakhan Majra-1 (B-1), following which the exam at that centre was cancelled.

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