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UGC NET Hindi exam leak, AISA alleges, demands probe into ‘paper leak trends’

December 30, 2021
Bharat Times

The association said that Jind Police has also arrested some people on whose phone the question paper was found.

The UGC NET exam being conducted by private and autonomous NTAs should be conducted once again by the UGC with full accountability to the public, AISA said.

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The Left All India Students Association (AISA) alleged that the Hindi paper of the UGC National Eligibility Test (NET) was leaked. AISA members and students demanded immediate cancellation of the National Testing Agency (NTA) tender on the examinations. The delegation of students also met the Additional Secretary, UGC and submitted a memorandum.

According to the memorandum, AISA said that it wants to emphasize the demand for an independent inquiry into the paper leaks in general, which they said have become “a common practice in the BJP regime” and the leaked Hindi UGC NET paper which was held on 26 December. The association said that Jind Police has also arrested some people on whose phone the question paper was found.

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AISA, along with the SFI, not only demanded a probe into the “recent trend” of paper leaks, but also said that the NTA should conduct the exam once again. “The UGC NET exam being conducted by private and autonomous NTAs should be conducted by whom? UGC is once again under full accountability to the public. NET exam for Hindi should be conducted once again at the earliest,” stated in the memorandum.

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During this, On the other hand AISA has also alleged that Uttar Pradesh The government is configuring the mobiles and tablets given to the students to collect the data. According to the association, the government is preparing a monitoring and control structure in the name of distribution of mobile phones and tablets to the students. It is through UPDESCO that the state government has configured the students’ phones which is a complete “violation of privacy” and permission was not sought from the owners for the same, the association said.

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