Patna: The Bihar Board's inter examination has begun from February 1. Meanwhile, a shocking video from Motihari has surfaced. The examination began at 54 centres in the district amidst elaborate arrangements, but the second shift at Maharaja Harendra Kishore College caused a ruckus. At first, the students did not receive the question paper on time and when they got it, it was dark at the center while giving the exam. Due to the absence of light in the college, the light was lit from the police car, then the students went and took the exam.
On the other hand, due to the late start of the examination after the scheduled time, the parents outside the center and the examinees inside the exam started creating a ruckus. According to the report, the question paper and copy could not be distributed among the examinees till 4 pm due to a glitch in the seating arrangement at the examination centre. The second shift was scheduled from 01:45 pm to 05:00 pm.
On the first day, there was a Hindi examination of students of arts and vocational courses in the second shift. Motihari Sadar SDO Saurabh Suman Yadav and DSP Arun Kumar Yadav rushed to the spot after being informed about the commotion inside the examination centre and the ruckus of the parents of the examinees outside. After that, the exam could begin. The examination was taken under the light of the generator when it was dark. At the same time, for the students sitting on the verandah, the light was shown by lighting the light from the police car.
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