Six arrested in Saurashtra University exam paper leak
The Hindu
Exam declared null, rescheduled for Jan. 3, law college involved has been de-listed
Following complaints by Aam Aadmi Party workers that the question paper for the December 23 ‘Semester-III Economics’ exam for B.Com. students at Saurashtra University had been leaked, the university’s Vice-Chancellor Professor Nitin Pethani declared the examination void.
“After we received complaints and got evidence that the paper had been leaked, we approached the police with a complaint. Prima facie the probe has revealed that the paper had started circulating on WhatsApp groups an hour before the exam,” Prof. Pethani told mediapersons in Rajkot.
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