UP Board Exam 2025 Class 10 Maths Paper Leak: Centre-in-charge Sent Question Paper on WhatsApp Group

Updated on Mar 17, 2025 17:08

on March 2nd in Etah, UP, a center in-charge at Chaudhary BL Inter College was booked for allegedly leaking the Class 10 Mathematics UP Board exam paper on an official WhatsApp group during the morning of the examination.

Kolkata: A center in-charge for the UP Board exams has been charged after allegedly sharing the Class 10 mathematics exam paper on an official WhatsApp group. The incident took place at Chaudhary BL Inter College during Saturday's exam. At 9:37 AM, center administrator Anju Yadav sent the math paper to a WhatsApp group containing 125 officials, including the District Magistrate and District School Inspector, according to education department sources.

Static Magistrate Brijesh Kumar stated that he immediately sought clarification from Yadav and had the paper removed from the group. The incident was then reported to DIOS Dr. Indrajit Singh.

Kumar filed a formal complaint at Jaithra Police Station on Saturday evening. Following the complaint, Anju Yadav has been charged under the Uttar Pradesh Public Examination (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, 2024. Her mobile phone has been seized as part of the ongoing investigation, which aims to determine the full extent of the incident and whether any students or individuals gained an unfair advantage from the leaked exam paper. Static Magistrate Brijesh Kumar emphasized the seriousness of the situation, stating, "We are conducting a thorough investigation and will ensure that anyone found guilty faces appropriate consequences."

The incident has raised concerns about the security of UP Board Exams, which are under heightened scrutiny this year to maintain fairness. Authorities are working to ensure the integrity of the ongoing examinations and have assured the public that measures are being taken to prevent future breaches.

As the investigation continues, Anju Yadav's fate remains uncertain. Authorities have reiterated their commitment to upholding the integrity of the examination process and will take strict action as warranted.

UP Board exams for the papers affected by the March 2nd leak have been rescheduled, but the UPMSP has not yet released the new dates.

Before the March 2nd paper leaks, experts thought the UP Board exams were going to be kind of hard. They were worried that math and science would be especially tough, and that students might get lower scores than usual. But now that some papers have leaked, it's hard to know how students will really do.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Ans: The exams are primarily from February 24, 2025, to March 12, 2025. But after the paper leaking incident, the authority will give an alternating date for conducting the exam on the official website: upmsp.edu.in.

Ans: Report it to the UPMSP immediately. Provide evidence or details of the leak. Do not share or spread leaked materials. Follow official guidelines and instructions. Cooperate with the investigation.

Ans: You will be disqualified from the exam. Strict action will be taken against you. Your result may be withheld or canceled. Follow the rules and maintain integrity. Avoid any unfair means.