Maharashtra Class 10 Paper Leak: Copy-Free Drive Faces Big Setback

On the first day of the Maharashtra Class 10 board exams, a big problem happened. The "copy-free" campaign, started to stop cheating, failed as the Marathi question paper got leaked. This leak took place at an exam centre in Badnapur, Jalna district, just after the exam began.

The Maharashtra government had made strict rules to stop cheating in Class 10 and Class 12 board exams. But on the very first day, these rules did not work. The question paper was shared outside the exam centre, giving some students an unfair chance to prepare answers before or during the test.

Reports say that the leaked question paper reached Common Service Centres (CSC) in Badnapur city. At these centres, answers were printed as Xerox copies based on the leaked questions. This made the exam unfair for many honest students.

Parents are very upset with this. They feel that such leaks make exams unfair and cause stress to students who study hard. Many students now worry about their results and whether the exams will be fair.

People are asking how the paper got leaked and who is responsible. Right now, no clear answers have come. The education department is expected to look into the matter and take strict action.

This paper leak has raised big questions about the "copy-free" campaign. The government had promised safe and fair exams, but this leak has made many people lose trust. Now, everyone is waiting for the authorities to take strong steps to stop such things from happening again.

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