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Haryana youth frustrated over repeated exam paper leaks, says Selja
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 21 Sep 2026, 05:36 AM
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Students in Haryana are voicing anger as examination papers continue to be leaked, a situation senior official Selja described as a source of growing frustration.
Repeated leaks of examination papers in Haryana have ignited discontent among students, who say the breaches compromise the fairness of competitive tests. The pattern of unauthorized disclosures has become a recurring problem, prompting protests and social media outcry across the state.
Senior official Selja highlighted that the leaks not only erode confidence in the assessment system but also add undue stress to aspirants preparing for crucial exams. He warned that if the issue persists, it could deter talented youth from pursuing higher education and professional courses.
State authorities have announced fresh investigations and promised tighter security measures at examination centres. However, many students remain skeptical, demanding transparent monitoring and swift punitive action against those responsible for the leaks.
The education department has indicated that a comprehensive review of paper handling protocols will be undertaken, aiming to restore credibility and reassure stakeholders that future examinations will be conducted without compromise.
Senior official Selja highlighted that the leaks not only erode confidence in the assessment system but also add undue stress to aspirants preparing for crucial exams. He warned that if the issue persists, it could deter talented youth from pursuing higher education and professional courses.
State authorities have announced fresh investigations and promised tighter security measures at examination centres. However, many students remain skeptical, demanding transparent monitoring and swift punitive action against those responsible for the leaks.
The education department has indicated that a comprehensive review of paper handling protocols will be undertaken, aiming to restore credibility and reassure stakeholders that future examinations will be conducted without compromise.