Question papers leak

Nahid vows to take action

Urging the teachers involved in the incidents of question paper leak to quit teaching, Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid yesterday said every one of those committing such crimes will be brought to justice, reports UNB.
The minister came up with the warning while addressing a press conference at his office over the steps taken to maintain law and order during the HSC and equivalent examinations scheduled to begin on April 2. Question papers of some public examinations were leaked in the past but the incidents did not come in the limelight as the number of media outlets was very limited at that time, Nahid said. 

Question papers leak

Nahid vows to take action

Urging the teachers involved in the incidents of question paper leak to quit teaching, Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid yesterday said every one of those committing such crimes will be brought to justice, reports UNB. The minister came up with the warning while addressing a press conference at his office over the steps taken to maintain law and order during the HSC and equivalent examinations scheduled to begin on April 2. Question papers of some public examinations were leaked in the past but the incidents did not come in the limelight as the number of media outlets was very limited at that time, Nahid said.