Strict Measures Prove Effective, Exam Conducted Peacefully

Media Report, Sonipat –

The strict administrative measures implemented during the Haryana School Education Board examinations proved effective on Monday, ensuring that the exams were conducted peacefully across all examination centers in the district. No reports of external interference were received from any center. Deputy Commissioner Dr. Manoj Kumar, along with all SDMs and administrative officers, continuously inspected examination centers. Additionally, extra police forces were deployed at all centers in advance.

Deputy Commissioner Dr. Manoj Kumar personally oversaw the arrangements during the examinations on Monday. The directives he had issued in meetings with administrative and police officials over the past two days were strictly enforced from the start of the exams. Accompanied by District Education Officer Naveen Gulia, he first visited the examination center at the Government Senior Secondary School in Murthal village, where the SHO of Murthal was also present. He instructed that no external interference should be allowed in the examination process.

Following this, he visited Kundli School, where he directed the relocation of some examination rooms to another building away from the outer wall. Later, he inspected Kharkhoda Girls’ and Boys’ Schools, issuing similar room relocation instructions for the girls' school. Further inspections were conducted at examination centers in Farmana and Bhathgaon, where some youth were found standing in the fields outside the walls. The Deputy Commissioner instructed the on-duty police personnel and center superintendent to record videos of any individuals attempting to disrupt the exams and ensure their immediate arrest by filing a case against them.

Dr. Manoj Kumar warned that any negligence or external interference during the examination process would not be tolerated. To maintain strict security, a large police force was deployed at all examination centers, and SHOs, ACPs, DCPs, and other officials patrolled the centers continuously.