‘Faulty mouse, logged out’: CJP slams ‘irregularities’ in Bombay HC clerk recruitment typing test; Dipke joins protest
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Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke, on Sunday, speaking about the alleged irregularities during the Bombay High Court clerk recruitment typing test, claimed that students faced faulty computer equipment and further shared that within a few minutes, many students were logged out.
Adding to this, Speaking about the infrastructure, CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke shared that this was not the first time in the country or in Maharashtra that online exam servers have crashed. (File Photo/Reuters) Dipke also shared that he was informed about the issues in the examination by the students.
Meanwhile, "Students just informed me that they had a High Court exam this morning. As soon as they sat down to take it, they discovered that for some, the mouse wasn't working, and for others, the keyboard was faulty. Within 10 minutes, the majority of the students were logged out, and subsequently, they were all declared failed," he shared.
Notably, "It is a failure of the system and the government, which is unable to conduct online exams properly... When they complained to the authorities inside, they were told that they lacked the sense to take an exam properly," he shared.
As per the latest buzz, Furthermore, the CJP founder shared, "If the authorities possessed so much more wisdom than these students, they should have used it to install better computers and functional keyboards, and to ensure the servers were working correctly beforehand."
In further updates, Speaking about the infrastructure, Dipke shared that this was not the first time in the country or in Maharashtra that online exam servers have crashed.
On top of that, "If you lack the necessary infrastructure and cannot conduct online exams properly, why are you holding them in the first place? What is the purpose? This isn't the first time, across the country and in Maharashtra, that online exam servers have crashed or hardware like keyboards and mice has failed to function; this happens with every exam," he shared.
Meanwhile, according to news agency ANI, students staged a protest after the technical issues disrupted the exam.
Source: Hindustan Times