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BJD Accuses BJP Odisha Govt of 23 Paper Leak Incidents
The Biju Janata Dal, a political party in Odisha, says that the government led by the BJP has let 23 exam papers leak.
They say the papers were shared on WhatsApp while the tests were happening.
The party wants the government to investigate and punish those who leaked the papers.
The state has a new law to stop this, but the BJD says it isn’t working.
They want the government to explain what it is doing to fix the problem.
BJD claims 23 exam paper leaks occurred under BJP Odisha government.
Allegations focus on a July 27 medical PG exam at OUHS.
Leaked papers and answers were reportedly shared via WhatsApp.
BJD cites Odisha’s 2024 Prevention of Unfair Means Act as ineffective.
Party demands investigation and strict action against leakers.
- Who
- Biju Janata Dal (BJD) and its leaders Arun Kumar Sahu and Pratap Jena
- What
- Allegations of 23 question‑paper leak incidents in Odisha medical exams
- Where
- Odisha, India, specifically the Odisha University of Health Sciences
- When
- During the BJP government’s 24 months in office, most recent on July 27, 2024
- Why
- To highlight the state government’s failure to control the examination system
Key facts
- Alleged incidents
- 23
- Exam type
- Post Graduate medical MD/MS
- Date of latest leak
- July 27, 2024
- State government
- BJP‑led Odisha
- Law enacted
- Odisha Public Examinations (Prevention Of Unfair Means) Act, 2024
Quotes
BJD Vice‑President Pratap Jena
Vice‑President of the Biju Janata Dal party
“While such incidents continue to occur regularly in Odisha, allegations have now surfaced regarding the leakage of the Medical PG examination conducted by the Odisha University of Health Sciences on July 27.”
thehansindia.com
“Despite the law containing stringent provisions against those involved in paper leaks, such incidents continue to occur repeatedly in Odisha.”
thehansindia.com
Sources
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