None
EN
Exam leak tip spooks Telangana, coaching centres under scanner
['Sreenivas Janyala', 'Sreenivas Janyala Is A Deputy Associate Editor At The Indian Express', 'Where He Serves As One Of The Most Authoritative Voices On The Socio-Political', 'Economic Landscape Of Telangana', 'Andhra Pradesh. With A Career Spanning Over Two Decades In Mainstream Journalism', 'He Provides Deep-Dive Analysis', 'Frontline Reporting On The Intricate Dynamics Of South Indian Governance.', 'Expertise', 'Experience', 'Regional Specialization']
The Indian Express
Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has directed senior police officers to get directly involved after being tipped off by the intelligence wing about possible paper leaks in the upcoming police recruitment exam.
The exam is meant to fill 7,437 posts.
The CM held an emergency meeting with Director General of Police (DGP) C V Anand and other senior police officials, asking them to ensure there was no mischief.
This, according to sources, involves rigorous monitoring of social media and online platforms for malicious claims about the question papers, and special surveillance of coaching centres that help prepare candidates.
This comes in light of recent leaks in NEET and some government exams in parts of the country.