A major Paper cheating scandal has surfaced in the recruitment examination for 454 Pharmacist Officers conducted by Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (BFUHS). A day before the examination, reports had already raised concerns about possible malpractice. During the exam, around 30 candidates were reportedly detained for allegedly using concealed Bluetooth devices.
It is also being alleged that despite plans to install signal jammers at all examination centres, none were installed at the three centres where the exam was conducted. The University administration must explain how such a critical security measure was ignored and who is accountable for this serious lapse.
@BhagwantMann government cannot evade responsibility. While the @AamAadmiParty is protesting the NEET paper leak in Delhi, why is it silent on this serious recruitment exam scandal in Punjab? Who is operating this cheating network? Who is the mastermind behind it, and how much money changed hands?
Thousands of honest aspirants have every right to demand justice. With nearly 7,000 candidates appearing for the examination and widespread allegations of organised cheating, there is a strong case for cancelling the recruitment test, conducting a fair and transparent re-examination, and ensuring a thorough, time-bound investigation that brings every person involved to justice.
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Punjab’s youth deserve fair recruitment not exams clouded by serious cheating allegations.
The BFUHS Pharmacist Officer recruitment exam for 454 posts has raised serious questions. Around 30 candidates were reportedly detained for allegedly using Bluetooth devices, candidates are demanding a re-exam, and asking why signal jammers were not installed?
The Health Minister @AAPbalbir cannot escape accountability and should resign on moral grounds. An independent investigation must be ordered immediately.
@BhagwantMann must answer:
👉Who is behind these alleged cheating networks?
👉Who failed to secure the exam?
👉Will honest candidates get a re-exam?
Punjab’s youth deserve justice, not excuses.
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.
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