Big Breaking: Major cheating scandal in the recruitment exam for 454 Pharmacist Officers!
According to our sources, we had information a day before the exam that cheating was likely to take place during the BFUHS Pharmacist Officer recruitment test. Today, around 30 candidates were reportedly rounded up for allegedly using Bluetooth devices.
Our sources further claim that signal jammers were supposed to be installed for the examination, but they were not installed at all three examination centres. The university administration should clarify why this alleged security measure was not implemented. The Punjab government should also answer. After all, who is responsible for this? The Punjab government is talking about the NEET paper and whether there will be any action on it too. After all, who is running this network in Punjab? Who is its mastermind? How much money was everything decided for?
Candidates who appeared for the exam are demanding that the recruitment test be conducted again, alleging that cheating may have occurred on a large scale.
- BFUHS conducted the recruitment examination for 454 Pharmacist Officers.
- The exam was held at centres in Ferozepur, Faridkot and Kotkapura.
- Around 7,000 candidates appeared for the test.
- Around 30 candidates were reportedly detained for allegedly using concealed Bluetooth devices.
- It is alleged that accomplices outside the examination centres dictated answers over mobile phones.
- No FIR has been registered so far, as police are reportedly awaiting a formal complaint from the university administration.
#Punjab #BFUHS #PharmacistExam #CheatingScandal #RecruitmentExam
Big Breaking: Major cheating scandal in the recruitment exam for 454 Pharmacist Officers!
According to our sources, we had information a day before the exam that cheating was likely to take place during the BFUHS Pharmacist Officer recruitment test. Today, around 30 candidates were reportedly rounded up for allegedly using Bluetooth devices.
Our sources further claim that signal jammers were supposed to be installed for the examination, but they were not installed at all three examination centres. The university administration should clarify why this alleged security measure was not implemented. The Punjab government should also answer. After all, who is responsible for this? The Punjab government is talking about the NEET paper and whether there will be any action on it too. After all, who is running this network in Punjab? Who is its mastermind? How much money was everything decided for?
Candidates who appeared for the exam are demanding that the recruitment test be conducted again, alleging that cheating may have occurred on a large scale.
- BFUHS conducted the recruitment examination for 454 Pharmacist Officers.
- The exam was held at centres in Ferozepur, Faridkot and Kotkapura.
- Around 7,000 candidates appeared for the test.
- Around 30 candidates were reportedly detained for allegedly using concealed Bluetooth devices.
- It is alleged that accomplices outside the examination centres dictated answers over mobile phones.
- No FIR has been registered so far, as police are reportedly awaiting a formal complaint from the university administration.
#Punjab #BFUHS #PharmacistExam #CheatingScandal #RecruitmentExam
On the 100th martyrdom anniversary of Shaheed Bhai Teja Singh Ji Samundri, I paid my humble tribute to one of the great heroes of the Sikh community and a leading light of the Gurdwara Reform Movement.
His unparalleled courage, selfless service and unwavering commitment to the Panth will continue to inspire generations. His immense contribution to the establishment of the SGPC and his enduring legacy of sacrifice will always be remembered with the highest respect.