Achi news desk-
A discussion was held on the petition submitted regarding the distribution of incorrect questionnaires at the examination center in Lod.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has set up a commission of inquiry to look into irregularities in the NEET examination. This committee will investigate in 10 days and make a decision in favor of the students. During the hearing of the petition submitted in this case, NTA gave this information to the High Court on Friday.
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In fact, many contestants, including Lipika Sonbwar, a student from Balud district in Chhattisgarh, filed a petition against the National Examinations Agency in the Bilaspur High Court. During the last hearing on this matter, the High Court requested an answer from the National Examinations Office. The case was discussed on Friday.
During it, the lawyer of the National Examinations Bureau said that a committee had already been established to examine the matter. The committee will submit the report within 10 days. After the National Examinations Agency’s reply, the Division Bench of Chief Justice Ramesh Sina dismissed the case.
Competitors will have to keep their sides online
Now the future of the contestants is problematic after the case was decided in the High Court. Because now the whole matter has again reached the court of the National Examination Agency. The National Examination Agency has established a committee. The members of the Union Public Service Commission were also included in this. But, the petitioning contestants will have to present the case theirs online before the committee.
Due to wrong question paper distribution, contestants failed to solve the paper.
During this examination, NEET examination was conducted for the first time on May 5 at the district headquarters of Lud. For this, Swami Atmanand Excellent Hindi Medium School and Government Adarsh ​​Senior High School in Balod Nagar were built as examination centres. The first set of questions received from National Bank of India, Balod was distributed to the candidates at 2:00 PM on the day of the examination.
This set of questions was incorrect. After about 50-55 minutes, the second newspaper was distributed. During the exam, when the seniors including the head of the center realized their mistake that the students were given wrong question papers, then 55 minutes later, they called and distributed again another set of question papers which came from Canara Bank in Elod.
A separate set of OMR sheets is attached to the second set of question papers. Candidates had to fill it again. The students’ time was wasted on this. Due to this, the competitive student’s paper got spoiled.
