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| Mendhar people seek change of supervisory staff in exams | | | MS Nazki
Mendhar, Feb 28: Parents of students appearing for class XII exams have demanded that tainted supervisory staff be changed from examination centres in Sub Division Mendhar where exams have commenced today.
They alleged the same supervisory staff has been repeated in Govt Girls Higher secondary school Mendhar who were barred in 2013 on the charges of facilitating students in mass copying.
They were debarred for a stipulated time frame but now they have been put on examination supervision duty again without any relevant official order, sources said.
The parents of the students who demanded immediate removal of tainted officials including Manzoor Hassan , Mohammad Haneef and Mohammad Hussain while talking to Early Times said how did they were allowed to supervise the examination centres when they were debarred and have no relevance to take up the supervision job without any government order.
When contacted incharge BOSE Sub office Mendhar, Azad Ahmed admitted that said officials were debarred on the charges for facilitating mass copying to students in exams in the year 2013 but have been deputed by the Chief Education officer Poonch Mushtaq Ahmed again to supervise the examination centres. What ever the reasons may be the blame game between the two continues.
The people have urged the J&K Board of school Education chairman to take cognizance of the complaints and initiate an enquiry into the matter. |
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