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Ex-servicemen to invigilate in Himachal school exams
Saturday February 25, 2012 06:10:30 PM,
IANS
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Shimla: Himachal
Pradesh is hiring retired armed forces personnel to invigilate
during school examinations across the state.
The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education is hiring 32
ex-servicemen to guard against cheating in Classes 10 and 12 final
exams.
The ex-servicemen would be posted at 'sensitive' examination
centres in the board examinations beginning March 2, board
chairman Balram Sharma told IANS Saturday.
He said the services of the former defence personnel have been
hired for the first time.
In board's parlance, a 'sensitive' examination centre is that
which has a history of mass cheating.
The board had identified 121 'sensitive' and 90 'hyper sensitive'
centres.
According to the board, 146,278 students will appear in Class 10
and 108,774 will take their Class 12 final exams.
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