Congress Alleges Irregularities in Maharashtra CET Exam, Demands Probe
मुख्य बातें
- •Congress demands answers from the Maharashtra government over alleged paper leaks and irregularities in the CET exam
- •Prakash Javadekar claims inadequate monitoring at exam centres led to the use of unfair means
- •#CETScam trends on social media as candidates share their experiences
- •Maharashtra government has not officially confirmed irregularities, but media reports allege paper leaks
- •Congress had raised similar questions about NEET-JEE paper leaks last year
The Congress party has raised serious allegations against the Maharashtra government and the State Common Entrance Test Cell (SCETC), the exam conducting body, following widespread irregularities and alleged paper leaks in the Common Entrance Test (CET) conducted in the state. The party has demanded an immediate independent inquiry into these incidents.
Addressing the media on Monday, Congress spokesperson Prakash Javadekar stated that thousands of candidates have complained about paper leaks and discrepancies in answer sheets during the CET exam. He alleged that inadequate monitoring at several exam centres allowed unfair means to be used. The Congress has urged Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and Education Minister Deepak Kesarkar to take immediate accountability for these lapses.
