Rename BPSC as 'leak commission': Tejashwi Yadav
India TV NewsHighlights 67th Bihar Public Service Commission exams, held on May 8 across the state scrapped The exam was scrapped due to an alleged question paper leak of Set-C of the exam Tejashwi said leak could not have taken place without complicity of some big fish in the Commission RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav on Monday expressed outrage over the leak of question papers for civil services examinations conducted by Bihar Public Service Commission on the previous day. The leader of the opposition said the Commission deserved to be renamed as a 'leak aayog' and demanded that the Nitish Kumar government in the state pay compensation to candidates who had travelled long distances to reach their examination centres. Yadav claimed that he has been raising the issue of the BPSC's style of functioning whenever the assembly is in session and demanded 'Rs 5 lakh compensation to all such candidates whose examination centres were far away from their home towns They have suffered the most'. Yadav alleged that the leak could not have taken place 'without complicity of some big fish in the Commission' and demanded a speedy investigation to bring the guilty to book.
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