question leak
32 held over leak of exam papers
At least 32 jobseekers and suspected gang members were arrested in three districts on charges of trying to leak the question papers of recruitment tests for primary school teachers yesterday. As the first phase of the staggered recruitment tests began yesterday, an assistant sub-inspector of police was sent to jail
The trail of leaked questions and its long-lasting impact
Question leaks are eating into our future, and it shows no sign of stopping.
32 held over leak of exam papers
At least 32 jobseekers and suspected gang members were arrested in three districts on charges of trying to leak the question papers of recruitment tests for primary school teachers yesterday. As the first phase of the staggered recruitment tests began yesterday, an assistant sub-inspector of police was sent to jail
2 held over 'question paper leak' in Gazipur
Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) members detain two persons from Gazipur for their alleged involvement in leaking question papers of different public examinations.
1 held for providing fake questions of SSC exams
Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) claims arrest of one person in Satkhira for deceiving people by giving fake question papers of Secondary School Certificate (SSC) examinations.
JU Admission: 3 held for question leak bid
Three people including two students of Jagannath University (JnU) were detained at Jahangirnagar University for their alleged attempt to leak questions during C Unit admission test yesterday.
Rab arrests 5 for 'selling fake question papers'
Rab yesterday claimed to have arrested five frauds who duped people by circulating fake question papers of MBBS admission tests, and six question paper-seeking admission aspirants, from different places of the capital in the last two days.
Good job by the police
The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) has managed to apprehend a sophisticated gang that specialised in leaking question papers for both public examinations and recruitment tests.
It Takes Two to Tango
The busy intersection is busier because people are confused as to what is to be followed (if at all) at the moment—the traffic lights or the hand signals of the police officer on duty.
Govt finds proof yet downplays SSC leak
The government's own investigation found that question papers of 12 out of the 17 subjects were leaked during this year's SSC exams.
Success without morality not acceptable
Mentioning the recent incidents of question paper leak in public examinations, President Abdul Hamid yesterday said parents want