In a strong statement, Assam's Education Minister Dr. Ranoj Pegu has squarely blamed the Congress party for what he terms the 'politicisation' of the ongoing paper leak controversy. The Minister highlighted the gravity of the situation, which has caused significant distress among students and parents across the state, and expressed his disappointment over the opposition's approach.
Addressing the media, Dr. Pegu underscored that the integrity of examinations and the future of students should transcend partisan politics. He suggested that instead of engaging in what he views as political opportunism, the Congress should collaborate constructively with the government to address the root causes of the leaks and ensure such incidents are prevented in the future. The Minister's remarks come amidst heightened public concern following multiple instances of question paper leaks affecting various competitive examinations in Assam.
Dr. Pegu's accusation points to a growing rift between the ruling dispensation and the opposition regarding how to tackle the persistent problem of examination irregularities. He reiterated the government's commitment to conducting thorough investigations and holding those responsible accountable, while also emphasizing the need for a unified approach to safeguard the academic careers of Assam's youth. The education sector in Assam has been under scrutiny, with authorities working to restore faith in the examination system following these setbacks.
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