Archive · 22 Jul 2026
Punjab Pharmacy Exam Cheating Row Turns Political
There's a big problem in Punjab, India, where some people are accused of cheating in a pharmacy exam.
The police have caught 35 people, including some who were taking the exam and others who were helping them cheat.
The cheaters were allegedly sending answers in real-time during the exam.
The police say they don't have any proof that the exam questions were leaked before the test.
This whole situation has become a political issue and has raised questions about how fair exams are.
Alleged cheating in Punjab Pharmacy Exam through real-time answer transmission.
35 people detained, including 7 alleged operators and 28 candidates.
Punjab Police maintain no evidence of question paper leak or involvement of exam authorities.
The incident has turned political and raised questions about exam integrity.
Investigators report alleged malpractice involved real-time transmission of answers after the exam began.
- Who
- Punjab Police, 35 detained individuals (7 operators, 28 candidates)
- What
- Alleged cheating in Punjab Pharmacy Exam through real-time answer transmission
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Punjab, India
- Why
- To maintain exam integrity and investigate alleged malpractice
- Location
- Punjab, India
- Number of Detained
- 35
- Alleged Operators Detained
- 7
- Candidates Detained
- 28
- Alleged Malpractice
- Real-time transmission of answers
- Evidence of Question Paper Leak
- None