Dhaka Deputy Commissioner (DC) Farida Khanom has warned that stern legal action will be taken against individuals found spreading rumours of question paper leaks, aimed at creating public confusion or disrupting the examination environment.
Crackdown on misinformation
Speaking to journalists after inspecting the HSC and equivalent examination centre at Siddheswari Girls' College, Farida emphasized that immediate legal action would be taken against anyone found spreading such rumours through social media or any other platform.
She urged the public not to pay heed to such misinformation and to refrain from sharing any unverified information.
Ensuring a fair examination environment
The deputy commissioner assured that the administration had made comprehensive preparations to ensure the examinations were held in a fair, peaceful, and malpractice-free environment.
Executive magistrates, members of law enforcement agencies, and other officials concerned are on duty round the clock at every examination centre.
All necessary support has been ensured so that the examinees can sit for their examinations without any disruption.
Call for cooperation
Farida Khanom sought the cooperation of guardians, teachers, and all concerned in maintaining a fair and conducive examination environment. The significance of this stern warning lies in its potential to deter misinformation and maintain the integrity of the examination process.
By taking a firm stance against rumour-mongers, the authorities aim to create a stable and trustworthy environment for students, ensuring that their hard work and preparation are not undermined by false information. This action is crucial for upholding the credibility of the examination system and protecting the interests of genuine students.
