BPSC cancels examination at centre in Patna the place official died throughout ruckus

The incident befell on the Bapu Pariksha Parisar in Patna’s Kumhrar locality, which was one of many greater than 900 centres for the Mixed Aggressive Examination . Practically 5 lakh candidates appeared for the examination held for hiring individuals in Group A and B posts.

“The BPSC has determined to cancel its preliminary examination held at Bapu Pariksha Parisar examination centre attributable to disruption created by a bunch of unruly aspirants as a part of a conspiracy to disrupt the examination,” BPSC Chairman Parmar Ravi Manubhai instructed reporters.

The Fee will quickly announce a recent date for the examination for that individual centre. Round 6,500 college students, who had appeared for the examination on December 13, will be capable of write the papers once more, he stated.

Nonetheless, those that created bother on the centre on Friday can be debarred, Manubhai stated.

“The fee has recognized 30-40 aspirants – who will be described as anti-social parts. They created disruption within the examination course of on the centre. Extra such candidates are being recognized by the police. All of them might be debarred from showing within the BPSC examination,” the chairman stated.

On the date of the examination, a bunch of candidates at Bapu Pariksha Parisar stormed out of their examination halls, alleging that query papers have been leaked on social media earlier than the examination began.

An enormous crowd had gathered exterior the centre as properly and the state of affairs was introduced beneath management by means of police intervention.

The Patna district administration on Sunday beneficial slapping of homicide fees on those that had tried to disrupt a latest examination.

Following the ruckus, a further examination superintendent, Ram Iqbal Singh, died of cardiac arrest and a girl candidate fell unconscious.

The BPSC chairman on Monday stated, “The CCE seventieth preliminary examination was held in a single shift from midday to 2 pm. The examination was held in 912 centres throughout the state, and of these, free and honest exams have been held in 911 centres,” he stated.

“CCTV footage of Bapu Pariksha Parisar has revealed that among the candidates snatched query papers from the invigilators and stormed out of the examination corridor screaming that the paper had been leaked.

“Snatching query papers from invigilators and displaying these to outsiders are tantamount to looting public property. Police motion might be initiated towards these individuals who appear to have acted as part of a conspiracy,” Manubhai stated.

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