KARACHI – While taking strict notice cheating during Sindh matric examinations Chief Minister of Sindh (CM) Syed Qaim Ali Shah on Wednesday has ordered the Commissioner and Deputy Commisioner to inspect the examination centers.
CM Sindh has directed the administration to initiate strict action against the culprits by demolishing the trend of cheating.
On the other hand, CM Sindh has also taken notice of paper leak in Ghotki and instructed Sukkur Commissioner to probe the incident.
Earlier, cheating in the ongoing matriculation exams in Sindh has literally scaled new heights as shocking visuals of large-scale copying by students emerged at different examination centers where relatives were busy in helping the candidates by providing them solved papers for just Rs100 through peons and police officers.
Despite the imposition of section-144 in the province, the administration has failed to halt cheating and mismanagement at the centers in various cities of Sindh.
As per details, board administration and vigilance teams were as usual absent from the scene.
Meanwhile, the ‘booti mafia’ has also stepped up as the exams of matric kicked off in Mirpurkhas, Mathelo leaking the paper of ninth grade with the connivance of staff.
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