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Police exam papers go missing in Vijayapura

More than one hundred test sheets for a police job exam have gone missing in Vijayapura. Authorities are now asking for a full report on how this happened.

Published Aug 16
Police exam papers go missing in Vijayapura

What happened

Officials have found that 141 answer sheets went missing during a civil police recruitment exam. The test took place at an exam centre in the Vijayapura district. The Karnataka Examination Authority is now looking into the issue.

Why it matters

Exam papers are very important for fair job tests. When test sheets go missing, people worry about cheating or lost scores. Job seekers want to know their hard work is safe and counted correctly.

What happens next

  • The main test board wrote a letter to local leaders.
  • They asked the top district officer for a detailed report.
  • Officials will check who was in charge of the exam centre.
  • The group will find out how the papers went missing.

How people are reacting

Many students and parents are upset by the news. They want strict rules so this does not happen again. The government must make sure all tests are safe from now on.