Lamenting that meritorious students were the worst victims of the Board of Professional Entrance Exams (BOPEE) exam paper leak scam, JD(U) state president Ghulam Qadir Wani asked how they would get justice "as the sanctity of BOPEE is eroded, and illegal means were adopted to accommodate undeserving students".
"This government is always playing with the future of those students who are capable," he said, adding that the state government had failed to save and keep transparency in institutions, particularly the Jammu and Kashmir Board of Professional Entrance Exams.
Crime Branch has arrested a BOPEE official and some middlemen in connection with allegations that examination papers for Common Entrance Test (CET) 2012 were sold for hefty sums to some candidates.
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