Mass copying is reported during the Maharashtra Board HSC 2026 English examination. The incident takes place at an examination centre in Maharashtra and raises serious concerns about exam integrity and supervision.
According to officials, invigilators detect suspicious activity during the English paper. Upon further inspection, authorities find several students using unfair means. The education department immediately informs senior officials, and a detailed inquiry begins at the centre.
Following the investigation, police register an FIR against 23 individuals, including students and alleged facilitators. Authorities state that strict action is taken under relevant sections of the law. The Maharashtra State Board confirms that it maintains a zero-tolerance policy towards malpractice in board examinations.
Officials also increase monitoring at other examination centres to prevent similar incidents. The board assures students and parents that fairness and transparency remain its top priority.
Key Highlights:
- Mass copying is detected during the HSC 2026 English exam
- FIR is filed against 23 persons
- Investigation is underway by authorities
- Board strengthens monitoring across centres
- Strict action is taken against malpractice
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