Manipur class 12 exams begin, reports of paper leak on day 1

L Mahendra Singh, the chairman of COHSEM, said, “The objective of those involved (in the matter) is to misguide the public and malign the image of the council. The case has been handed over to the cyber crime unit of the state police.” He added that the intention behind spreading such rumours was to create apprehensions among the examinees, adding that the colour of the “fake” question paper differed from the real one.

This year, total 28,024 candidates are appearing for the higher secondary examinations. Also, in order to prevent any unethical practice during the exams, flying squads have been appointed by the council.