Questions from the leaked Telangana Class 10 Hindi Exam Paper have gone viral on WhatsApp

Hyderabad, Telangana: Another SSC exam question paper is allegedly being leaked on WhatsApp as the exam question paper “leak” in Telangana continues.A complaint regarding the paper leak has been made, according to District Educational Officer D Vasanthi.

At a testing location in Warangal, the SSC exam paper for Hindi as a second language allegedly leaked

At a testing location in Warangal, the SSC exam paper for Hindi as a second language allegedly leaked.D Vasanthi went on to say that it was unclear whether the paper was leaked from the Warangal Commissionerate limits.

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“We learned that SSC Paper 2 was leaked and has gone viral on social media.” It is unknown which centre leaked the paper and when it was leaked. “A complaint has been filed, and an investigation is underway,” D Vasanthi told .

According to AV Ranganath, the commissioner of police in Warangal, the police are looking into the situation.

According to a rumor, the Warangal Commissionerate is where the Hindi exam question was leaked. We’re looking into it right now. The Hindi section of the SSC exam for today was released after the exam started, and Ranganath told, “We are checking to see if that happened within the Warangal Commissionerate limits or somewhere else.

The School Education department has requested a thorough report from the concerned officials in response to claims that the SSC Public Examination Hindi question paper leaked in the former Warangal district.The class 10 Telugu question paper for the School of Secondary School Certificate (SSC) examination is alleged to have been leaked on Whatsapp on Monday, in the midst of the Telangana State Public Service Commission Group-1 paper leak.

On Monday, the Vikarabad police detained two teachers in connection with a leak of an SSC Telugu exam paper.Following allegations of a question paper leak, TSPSC cancelled the Assistant Engineers (AE) exam that was held on March 5 on March 15.

However, the ongoing paper leak in the state has drawn harsh criticism from the opposition, with Bandi Sanjay, the state president of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), undermining the resignation of Sabitha Indra Reddy, the education minister.

In a statement, Sanjay accused the Telangana government of failing to conduct even Class 10 examinations in a secure manner without leaving room for any question paper leaks in response to reports that Telugu question papers from Class 10 exams had been leaked.

He blamed the K Chandrasekhar Rao administration for the question paper leak, saying it was unfortunate that such question paper leaks had become commonplace under KCR.”It is shameful for the KCR government to continue despite the fact that it cannot even conduct Class 10 examinations properly, which has proven to be a curse for the students,” he said.

Over the issue, NSUI activists attempted to lay siege to the SSC board office in Hyderabad on Monda.

Following the paper leaks, leaders and cadre of the National Students Union of India protested the state government at the SSC board in Hyderabad.

The NSUI activists demand a thorough investigation into the matter.

Congress had filed a case in the Supreme Court as well as a complaint with ED officials.

Several student groups protested in the state, particularly in front of the TSPSC office in Hyderabad.