An SSC student from Warangal who was prevented from sitting for 2 Class X board exams over a suspected query paper leak case was on Thursday granted aid by the Telangana High Court which permitted him to seem for the supplementary exams to be held in June.
Justice Mummineni Sudheer Kumar of the High Court instructed the Director of Government Examinations and the Headmaster-cum-Chief Superintendent of SSC examinations of Kamalapur Zilla Parishad High School to allow the student to pay examination payment for the supplementary exams.
The minor was showing for the Hindi examination paper as a part of his SSC annual examinations on April 4 when an unidentified individual barged into the examination corridor at Kamalapur ZPHS. The intruder forcibly clicked footage of the minor’s query paper and disappeared. On April 6, when the student went to the examination centre to write the English paper, the authorities seized his corridor ticket and didn’t allow him to write the examination accusing him of being concerned within the leakage of the Hindi query paper.
The boy was additionally not allowed to seem for the examination held on April 8. The student’s father then moved the High Court which permitted him to seem for the exams held on April 10 and 11. Justice Sudheer Kumar, after listening to the petitioner’s counsel on Thursday, allowed the student to seem for these papers throughout supplementary exams. The petition was posted to June 5 for subsequent listening to.
