Nagpur: Secondary Education Center (CBSE) Council has denied reports that the letter questions for STD IX and XI exam questions will be sent by them to all schools.
CBSE Circular recently clarified that all reports and messages circulating on social media were false.
Apart from the message forwarded on WhatsApp, there are reports of people who install the information on Twitter and post Instagram them while turning it off as their ‘news’.
While CBSE did not mention any name or site, the test controller Sanyam Bhardwaj did not leave doubts about the board holder.
“It’s clarified that it is fake news and there are no such plans about the CBSE agenda.
This is repeated that you don’t believe the information circulating on social media but is not available on the board website,” wrote Bhardwaj on the round.
A principal told Tii that their teacher had received such a message and it created confusion.
“Parents get such messages from several groups and blindly into their class groups.
Even if the message is sent for the purpose of the inquiry, it creates a lot of panic because parents want an instant answer.
For us, the only resources are available Is an email sent by CBSE (round, notifications, etc.) or website board.
So if there is no such information, we have to say nothing does not exist, but parents want to know if something like this is being planned.
Now, we don’t Can answer it and therefore this rumor began to spread, “said the principal.
With CBSE now issue official rejections, schools can breathe easily.
Other teachers say, “Actually, this must be the default reaction with CBSE, to immediately confirm or deny things.
Other means dozens of questions from a hundred parents, and we have to weigh our words carefully when talking.
Unwanted incorrect information can trigger another event chain.
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