Jaipur: Concussion on cellular internet services during the recruitment exam has become a ‘last resort’ to prevent cheating mafia.
The previous night hours were used to contain communal disputes in certain fields, but now have become a standard procedure during government tests, especially after 2018 when cellular net services are suspended for examination of 13,142 constables.
In 2018, the cheating mafia had reduced tests held in March, forcing Rajasthan to memo exams.
Nonstop operation of gangs causes some arrest and re-examination.
The authorities returned later promising the recruitment process of ‘cheating’ even though it was high in causing large-scale disorders in internet communication.
Since then, the internet shutdown is an important practice during recruitment tests.
For example, cellular internet services are turned off in several cities during teacher recruitment tests, also known as REET, on September 26.
The same deposit was ordered for the direct recruitment test of the Patwari held on October 24 and October 25, which was attended by more than 10 lakh students.
On Wednesday, several cities had to go through the same trial when the Division Commissioner directed the sidewalk on cellular internet for the Preliminary Examination (Rajasthan Administration).
However, repetitive restrictions, hardly stop the gangs from dummy candidates and use bluetooth devices hidden in underwear and sandals.
For example, the police in the Sawai Madhopur have found that REET’s question papers allegedly reached several suspects before the exam, which led to many different cities.
“Bluetooth devices have a small coverage and the defendant can be easily captured during simple upset.
Cellular internet, on the other hand, can facilitate cheating spread easily because paper or answers can be shared,” said an official.