By TC News Desk
Agartala, 10th June 2024: The Twipra Students Federation (TSF) wing pary of North East Student’s Organisation (NESO) has submitted a memorandum to the Governor of Tripura Indra Sena Reddy Nallu demanding CBI inquiry to ensure that the culprits who leaked the answer key are brought to justice without any external influences.
On June 08, the answer key of the recruitment exams for appointing Sub Zonal Development Officer and Deputy Principal Officer Exams under Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC) was leaked. The recruitment exam was supposed to be held on June 9. However the administration has postpond the exams and police has also arrested one person in this regards.
On Monday, TSF in their memorandum said that this incident has deeply affected the student community and the public. “This incident represents a severe breach of trust and undermines the credibility of the recruitment process. It has shattered the confidence of the aspirants who have prepared diligently and honestly for these examinations. The core values of transparency and fairness in the selection process have been compromised, necessitating a stringent and unbiased investigation. The future of numerous aspirants hinges on the outcome of these examinations. A compromised process endangers their career prospects and demotivates honest efforts”, it reads.
They have demanded a thorough and impartial investigation by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) into the paper leak incident to identify and prosecute the perpetrators involved.
Also demanded immediate suspension and investigation of officials suspected to be involved in the malpractice to prevent any further tampering with evidence or influencing the investigation.
“Serious action against culprits ensure strict and exemplary punishment for those found guilty of involvement in the paper leak, including legal action and dismissal from their positions, to serve as a deterrent for future malpractices. Preventive Measures Implementation of robust security measures in future examinations to prevent any similar occurrences, ensuring the sanctity of the recruitment process”, it reads.
The TSF said that only a CBI inquiry, owing to its independent and authoritative nature, can unearth the truth and ensure that the culprits are brought to justice without any external influences. “This step is crucial to restoring the faith of the students and the public in the administrative and recruitment processes of Tripura”, it added.
