Jaipur: Data from the last four years shows that strict steps produce a slight success in curing fraud during the exam.
The case submitted under the Rajasthan Public Examination (prevention of unfairmeans) ACT, 1992, showed that the threat of cheating in the state was far from above.
There were 104 registered cases this year until October in laws, compared with 46 years ago, 71 in 2019 and 111 in 2018.
The action was put in place to prevent leakage of questions and use of unfair facilities on public examination.
In accordance with data, the highest cases were submitted at Bartmer (9) this year’s district under action.
Because of the pandemic locking forced, only a few tests were carried out last year and but the country recorded 46 cases.
A senior official told TII that increasing fraud cases could also be associated with greater emphasis on transparency.
“Living is not a new phenomenon in the state.
The only difference is that the modern supervision tool has exposed what a wise business.
The government’s work is the most coveted and doubtful element increases to benefit from students who are easily fooled,” the official added .
The state must declare the 2018 police recruitment test after police found that the gang was involved in reducing the online test.
A similar sense opened last month when the police found that paper questions for teacher recruitment tests had reached several defendants before the exam.
The newly done Patwari exam also saw more than 25 defendants looking down throughout the country to try to cheat in the exam.
Raj: Strict action failed to examine cheating in the exam
