The National Testing Agency dismisses 47 officials, with potential legal action against some, as part of a comprehensive restructuring aimed at tackling examination irregularities.
The National Testing Agency (NTA), the body responsible for conducting entrance examinations in India, has taken significant measures to address issues of paper leaks that have been affecting its testing process. In a major step towards reform, the agency has terminated the services of 47 officials. According to unnamed sources, legal and criminal actions will also be initiated against certain dismissed personnel.
This action is part of a complete overhaul of NTA that has been under scrutiny due to incidents of paper leaks for various examinations. The move follows reports suggesting these irregularities have cast doubt on the fairness and integrity of the testing process.
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Akashvani News
