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Summary
The root cause of paper leaks in India is the lack of punishment for those involved. Out of 45 cases in the last 20 years, only 2 have resulted in convictions, and the main convicts are currently out on bail. The education minister resigning might be a small start to fixing accountability.
From the report
Here's why paper leaks might keep happening in our country. Some masterminds behind these leaks are rewarded instead of being punished. This is Suresh Dhaka. He's accused of 10 paper leaks in Rajasthan. He allegedly leaked recruitment exams for senior teacher and sub-inspectors, among others, for nearly four years. This man ran a coaching centre and allegedly leaked papers through that, reportedly running a paper leak racket and making lakhs of rupees from students. Now, the Special Operations Group of the Rajasthan Police and the Enforcement Directorate are both searching for this man. He has been absconding. There's a one lakh rupee reward for information on him, along with the lookout circular. And just a year after he absconded, the state's mining department has reportedly given a 20 crore rupee mining contract to his father. His father Mangilal Dhaka's company, Dhaka Constructions, has been given the mining lease in one part of Biawar for the next five years. Now, you might say that the consequences for the son's crimes that two alleged should not extend to the father. Fair, but it's a possibility that the money Suresh Dhaka made from leaking exams that affected lakhs of students has been invested in this mining project. The police are actually investigating this. And this case is not just about one Suresh Dhaka. There been a culture of not punishing people who leak exams …
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The root cause of paper leaks in India is the lack of punishment for those involved. Out of 45 cases in the last 20 years, only 2 have resulted in convictions, and the main convicts are currently out on bail. The education minister resigning might be a small start to fixing accountability.
“The root cause of the problem is how lightly paper leaks are taken in our country.”From the report
Here's why paper leaks might keep happening in our country. Some masterminds behind these leaks are rewarded instead of being punished. This is Suresh Dhaka. He's accused of 10 paper leaks in Rajasthan. He allegedly leaked recruitment exams for senior teacher and sub-inspectors, among others, for nearly four years. This man ran a coaching centre and allegedly leaked papers through that, reportedly running a paper leak racket and making lakhs of rupees from students. Now, the Special Operations Group of the Rajasthan Police and the Enforcement Directorate are both searching for this man. He has been absconding. There's a one lakh rupee reward for information on him, along with the lookout circular. And just a year after he absconded, the state's mining department has reportedly given a 20 crore rupee mining contract to his father. His father Mangilal Dhaka's company, Dhaka Constructions, has been given the mining lease in one part of Biawar for the next five years. Now, you might say that the consequences for the son's crimes that two alleged should not extend to the father. Fair, but it's a possibility that the money Suresh Dhaka made from leaking exams that affected lakhs of students has been invested in this mining project. The police are actually investigating this. And this case is not just about one Suresh Dhaka. There been a culture of not punishing people who leak exams …
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