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Karachi—The Board of Secondary Education Karachi (BSEK) and all other public educational boards of Sindh have utterly failed to check the menace of use of unfair means in annual examinations. There are groups as mafia, which are minting millions through sale of different tools for use of unfair means such as dictation of answers to the candidates over cell phones, paper sheets with printed answers and leaves of books carrying detailed notes.
The management of educational boards especially the BSEK has also failed to keep the shops of photo-copiers close within the limits of the examination centres under section 144 of the criminal procedure code. Conversely, it has also been learned that the paper of chemistry had been leaked to the candidates in Larkana, Ghotki, and the solved answer sheet was available against payment of Rs.150 to Rs.200. However, the ministry of education is implementing on ban on media for coverage of the entire situation.
APP adds: Leader of the Opposition in National Assembly Syed Khursheed Ahmed Shah Friday paid a visit to an examination center at Public School Sukkur during where annual examinations of SSC Part I and II were in progress. On the occasion, Syed Khursheed Ahmed Shah said that knowledge and merit are vital for character and personality building. Shah advised the students to refrain themselves from unfair means and firmly believe in merit. He expressed his satisfaction over the arrangements for the peaceful Conduct of examinations.
Chairman Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Sukkur Profeesor Syed Ghulam Mujutba Shah, Deputy Commissioner (DC) Sukkur Dr Waheed Asghar Bhutti and others officials also accompanied the leader of the opposition. Control-ler of Examination, Sindh Board of Technical Education (SBTE)-Karachi visited the examination centres and directed the vigilance teams to take all possible measures to control the use of unfair means in exams.
He also assured full support on behalf of SBTE to the vigilance teams in their efforts to discourage and desist the copy culture and unfair means in the examination, said a statement on Friday. The administration of the examination centres and vigilance teams appreciated the steps taken by the SBTE’s Chairman for further promotion of technical education.

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