B.Ed Question Paper Leaks, Lokesh Orders Probe
Lokesh has directed higher education officials to conduct a thorough investigation into the incident.
Vijayawada: A question paper for the Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) first-semester examination was leaked at a college affiliated with Acharya Nagarjuna University (ANU) in Guntur, prompting authorities to launch an inquiry on Friday.
According to ANU officials, the first-semester exams commenced on March 6, and a question paper was found to have been leaked on the second day.
ANU registrar, Prof. G. Simhachalam, stated, “We received information about the leak a few minutes before the exam. We have launched an inquiry to determine how it happened. Under the existing procedure, such malpractice should not be possible.”
Meanwhile, Minister for Education Nara Lokesh directed higher education authorities to conduct an inquiry into the leak of the B.Ed question paper and ordered its cancellation.
He said, “The government will not tolerate such acts. Action will be taken against those responsible, and higher education authorities have been instructed to implement necessary measures to prevent a recurrence.”
