JCGL Exam Security Intensified: DC Inspects Strong Room

District officials bolster measures for upcoming state recruitment test

Key Points:

• JCGL exam scheduled for Sept 21-22 across 82 centers in district

• DC inspects strong room, issues guidelines for fair conduct

• Strict action warned against exam malpractices under new law

JAMSHEDPUR – The District Collector inspected the question paper strong room and issued directives to ensure a smooth, fair conduct of the upcoming Jharkhand Combined Graduate Level (JCGL) examination.

The Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission is set to conduct the JCGL exam on September 21 and 22.

The test will be held in three shifts from 7 AM to 5 PM across 82 centers in East Singhbhum district.

District Collector Ananya Mittal visited the strong room at the Collectorate premises.

She instructed officials to ensure timely delivery of exam materials to all centers.

Stringent Measures Implemented

The administration has deployed magistrates, flying squads, and police personnel at exam venues.

Their role is to maintain law and order and prevent any malpractices during the test.

Hotels and lodges are under scrutiny to prevent any illegal activities related to the exam.

"We have taken all precautionary steps to conduct a cheating-free examination," stated an official source.

Legal Consequences for Malpractices

The DC warned of strict action under the new Jharkhand Competitive Examination Act, 2023.

This law targets individuals or organizations attempting to disrupt the exam process.

Spreading false information about question papers or answer sheets is now a punishable offense.

Social media platforms are under close monitoring to prevent the spread of misinformation.

Exam Day Protocols

Electronic gadgets are strictly prohibited inside examination centers.

Thorough frisking of candidates will be conducted before entry into exam halls.

Section 144 will be imposed within a 100-meter radius of all 82 exam venues.

Gathering of more than five people, use of loudspeakers, and carrying weapons are banned near centers.