Bhagalpur: Due to the 12th examination conducted by the Bihar School Examination Committee in Bhagalpur city of Bihar, a student who had come to appear for the exam at an examination centre gave birth to a child. On hearing the child's screams, sweets were also distributed at the examination centre. Rupa Kumari, a student of Sukhraj Rai High School, Nathnagar, had come to her examination centre Muslim Urdu High School in the second shift on Wednesday. Due to this, she started having labour pains. Subsequently, The Central Superintendent Ambika Prasad Singh informed the senior officers of the Department.
On receiving the information, the office bearer (Sadar) Dhananjay Kumar called an ambulance to the girl who was crying out of labour pains and sent her to Sadar Hospital. Shortly after, Roopa gave birth to a baby girl. Rupa ghogha's employee is a resident of Tola while her maternal uncle is in Nathnagar.
On the same Thursday, the office bearer said that at present the child and the mother-in-law are completely healthy. He said that due to timely receipt of the tahrir, the student was taken to the hospital at the right time. On the other hand, Civil Surgeon Dr. Umesh Sharma said that there has been a normal delivery, due to which he can also be discharged from the hospital on Friday. In the meantime, when its tahrir reached the examination center, there was no place for the people to rejoice. Sweets were also distributed at the centre.
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