The Students Federation of India (SFI), the student arm of CPI(M), Saturday demanded immediate action by the state government to stop Madhyamik question papers from being leaked.
The SFI alleged that the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) has failed to stop circulation of photos of Madhyamik question papers on WhatsApp.
The statement was issued after Saturday's geography question paper was allegedly leaked on WhatsApp.
Saturday was the fourth day of this year's Madhyamik examination that began on February 12.
There were reports that the Bengali, English and History question papers were also leaked.
SFI's state unit president Pratik Ur Rahman said photos of Madhyamik (Secondary) question papers have been surfacing on WhatsApp every single day but "the WBBSE refuses to accept the fact".
The SFI along with the youth wing of CPI(M) - Democratic Youth Federation of India (DYFI)asked state Education minister Partha Chatterjee to issue a general statement regarding the question paper leak, as it would be handy for everyone, since papers are being leaked on each exam day.
The Left-backed Bengal Teachers and Employees Association demanded resignation of WBBSE President Kalyanmoy Ganguly.
Education minister Partha Chatterjee said on Friday that no question papers were leaked and some people were trying to malign the WBBSE.
Chatterjee had said, "I keep tab on the examination process everyday. There has been no incident of any question paper leaked on WhatsApp before the examination."
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