JPSC CSE Prelims 2024: Ruckus in two centres over paper leak allegation; govt rejects claim

JPSC CSE Prelims 2024: A section of job aspirants created a ruckus in two examination centres in Chatra and Jamtara districts on Sunday, alleging that the question paper of the Jharkhand PSC’s prelims was leaked. The government, however, rejected the allegations, stating that the JPSC preliminary examination was conducted according to the rules.

A segment of competitors who showed up for the assessment at the Upendranath Verma Entomb School in Chatra claimed that the mark of the inquiry paper was broken at the primary’s office before the timetable. Charging paper spill, they caused an uproar.

On getting to be familiar with the occurrence, Appointee Official Ramesh Gholap and SP Vikas Pandey went to the middle. Extra Authority Arvind Kumar, who was the nodal official for the assessment, said the charges of the paper spill were ridiculous. Around twelve wannabes in an assessment lobby were causing an uproar, he said, adding that it went calmly in the eight different corridors of the middle.

A part of wannabes at JJS School in Jamtara’s Mihijam likewise caused an uproar, claiming paper spill. They asserted that the inquiry paper of General Investigations was opened before it arrived at the assessment lobby. Delegate Magistrate Kumud Sahay and Sub-Divisional Official Anant Kumar visited the middle in the wake of getting data about the occurrence. Kumar expressed that there was no chance of a paper spill except for the claims will be examined.

In January, the Joined Alumni Level (CGL) assessment was dropped as the inquiry paper was spilled hours before the test, led by Jharkhand Staff Choice Commission, was to begin.

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