Different sections of the society were consulted before taking the decision to re-introduce examination for primary and middle school students in their larger interest, Punjab Education Minister Daljeet Singh Cheema said in a release.
Cheema said that it has been conveyed to the government by the general public, the representatives of almost all the political parties and also the educational experts to re-introduce the examination system for these classes to ensure a better academic scenario in the government schools.
Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal had also written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi urging him to re-introduce the examination process.
The Punjab government was firm on the decision and all the formalities have been completed in this regard, said Cheema.
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