Under the direction of Engineer Aamir Khattak, Chairman and Commissioner of the Rawalpindi Education Board, rigorous action continues against networks facilitating exam cheating across the region. The campaign follows the vision of the Punjab leadership to implement a strict zero tolerance approach to malpractice and ensure fair examinations for all students.
Controller of Examinations Tanveer Asghar Awan carried out surprise inspections at multiple centers in Attock. During a visit to the Government Girls Higher Secondary School PAC Kamra examination center, 12 candidates were caught red-handed while engaging in exam cheating. All incidents were recorded immediately and forwarded to the discipline branch for prompt processing.
The board stressed that measures to curb exam cheating will be enforced without exception and that any organised attempts to compromise assessments will be dealt with firmly. Officials said ongoing monitoring of exam venues and swift disciplinary responses are intended to protect the integrity of public exams and maintain a transparent testing environment for candidates across the district.
Local education authorities reaffirmed their commitment to provide a calm and impartial atmosphere during examinations, and indicated that similar inspections will continue across other centers to deter malpractice and uphold standards set by the provincial administration.
