Nawada (Bihar) [India], Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) team, which went to Bihar to investigate the alleged UGC National Eligibility Test paper leak, was attacked by locals in Nawada, Bihar, on Saturday.
According to Nawada SP Ambrish Rahul, upon receiving the news of the incident, officers from Rajauli police station rushed to the spot and successfully brought the CBI team to the police station.
"On Saturday, the CBI team was in Nawada. They were investigating the UGC-NET case. Then they went to Rajauli area... This raid was kept secret and the Rajauli police were not informed about it. When the raids started , "The people in that area began to interrogate them. Rajauli police were then informed, we sent a team and the CBI team was brought to the station,” Nawada SP said.
Nawada SP said the CBI officials suffered minor injuries when people surrounded their cars.
"The CBI team has not arrested anyone. No one (CBI official) has suffered serious injuries, but some minor injuries occurred when people surrounded his car," he said.
An FIR has been lodged over the incident and no arrests have been made yet.
"We have registered a case and an investigation is underway," the SP added.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Thursday registered a case against unknown persons for compromising the integrity of the UGC NET exam conducted on June 18.
The CBI informed that the case has been registered under Section 120B and 420 of the IPC on the basis of a complaint received from the Secretary, Education Department.
The complaint alleges that the University Grants Commission (UGC) received information on 19.06.2024 from the National Cyber Crime Threat Analysis Unit of the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Center (I4C) under the Ministry of Home Affairs. the Union that The integrity of the UGC Net -2024 exam, conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) on June 18 in two shifts in different cities of the country, may have been compromised.
The Education Ministry on Wednesday canceled the University Grants Commission-National Eligibility Test (UGC-NET) exam conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) on June 18 in two shifts in different cities of the country, according to a official press release issued. by the Ministry of Education.
The UGC-NET exam was conducted on June 18. The exam was attended by 81 per cent of over 11.21 lakh candidates registered for the exam in 317 cities across the country, UGC chairperson Mamidala Jagadesh Kumar said.
UGC-NET is a test to determine the eligibility of Indian citizens for 'Assistant Professor' as well as 'Junior Research Fellowship and Assistant Professor' in Indian universities and colleges. The UGC-NET is conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) in computer-based testing (CBT) mode.
According to Nawada SP Ambrish Rahul, upon receiving the news of the incident, officers from Rajauli police station rushed to the spot and successfully brought the CBI team to the police station.
"On Saturday, the CBI team was in Nawada. They were investigating the UGC-NET case. Then they went to Rajauli area... This raid was kept secret and the Rajauli police were not informed about it. When the raids started , "The people in that area began to interrogate them. Rajauli police were then informed, we sent a team and the CBI team was brought to the station,” Nawada SP said.
Nawada SP said the CBI officials suffered minor injuries when people surrounded their cars.
"The CBI team has not arrested anyone. No one (CBI official) has suffered serious injuries, but some minor injuries occurred when people surrounded his car," he said.
An FIR has been lodged over the incident and no arrests have been made yet.
"We have registered a case and an investigation is underway," the SP added.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Thursday registered a case against unknown persons for compromising the integrity of the UGC NET exam conducted on June 18.
The CBI informed that the case has been registered under Section 120B and 420 of the IPC on the basis of a complaint received from the Secretary, Education Department.
The complaint alleges that the University Grants Commission (UGC) received information on 19.06.2024 from the National Cyber Crime Threat Analysis Unit of the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Center (I4C) under the Ministry of Home Affairs. the Union that The integrity of the UGC Net -2024 exam, conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) on June 18 in two shifts in different cities of the country, may have been compromised.
The Education Ministry on Wednesday canceled the University Grants Commission-National Eligibility Test (UGC-NET) exam conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) on June 18 in two shifts in different cities of the country, according to a official press release issued. by the Ministry of Education.
The UGC-NET exam was conducted on June 18. The exam was attended by 81 per cent of over 11.21 lakh candidates registered for the exam in 317 cities across the country, UGC chairperson Mamidala Jagadesh Kumar said.
UGC-NET is a test to determine the eligibility of Indian citizens for 'Assistant Professor' as well as 'Junior Research Fellowship and Assistant Professor' in Indian universities and colleges. The UGC-NET is conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) in computer-based testing (CBT) mode.
