Education Minister expresses regret, exams canceled; Still, protests continue!
The Education Minister has expressed regret in a packed parliament, announced that full marks will be given to the examinees affected by the wrong questions, summoned those involved in formulating the wrong questions, and given those who could not take the exam due to adverse weather the opportunity to take the exam again – despite all these student-friendly initiatives, questions have been raised about the rationality of the movement.
Questions have been raised by the education administration, teachers, guardians, examinees, and various circles – is there really any justification for the movement to demand the resignation of the Education Minister, or is this movement being developed to embarrass the democratically elected government following the popular uprising?
However, some of the protesting students are saying, ‘We think that attempts are being made to use the students politically.’
Again, those who have doubts about the test results have come to the protest.
The Sammilit Non-MPO Oikya Parishad, a large platform of teachers, believes that there is a political motive behind this movement.
Interest-seeking groups across the country are trying to create chaos around the HSC exam.
Questions have been raised by the education administration, teachers, guardians, examinees, and various circles – is there really any justification for the movement to demand the resignation of the Education Minister, or is this movement being developed to embarrass the democratically elected government following the popular uprising?
However, some of the protesting students are saying, ‘We think that attempts are being made to use the students politically.’
Again, those who have doubts about the test results have come to the protest.
The Sammilit Non-MPO Oikya Parishad, a large platform of teachers, believes that there is a political motive behind this movement.
Interest-seeking groups across the country are trying to create chaos around the HSC exam.