New Delhi: Ajay Maken, the Delhi Congress chief has been a sharp critic of the ruling BJP government at the centre. He lashed out at the centre today as well for the paper leak that forced the CBSE to cancel the Class 10 mathematics and Class 12 economics.
This time, he appeared to be speaking as a father as well. Mr Maken's son, Aujaswi, is among the 1.6 million class 10 students who will have to re-appear for the mathematics paper.
"We all are very affected with the news. Why could the CBSE not keep the question paper safe? It speaks a lot about its incompetency," said Tishita Chopra, mother of a Class 10 student of Shiv Nadar School.
Ms Sharma said she was confident of having done well in her maths exams but is "already stressed and uncertain how it is going to be in a fresh exam".
Wahid Sultan, a student of Delhi Public School, said whatever the reasons may be "my faith in the professional conduct of the CBSE is shaken".
"We were shocked to hear of the news. CBSE knew of the rumours earlier of the paper leaks but it issued a note saying there was no paper leak and went ahead with the exam. It reacted very casually then. When a government authority issues a statement we take it very seriously... this is how it (CBSE) is ruining the future of students," Ojas said.
In a notification, the board has said that the schedule for the re-examination will be released within a week.
(With inputs from IANS)
This time, he appeared to be speaking as a father as well. Mr Maken's son, Aujaswi, is among the 1.6 million class 10 students who will have to re-appear for the mathematics paper.
Ajay Maken has hit out at the government on the issue (File)
"We all are very affected with the news. Why could the CBSE not keep the question paper safe? It speaks a lot about its incompetency," said Tishita Chopra, mother of a Class 10 student of Shiv Nadar School.
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Ms Sharma said she was confident of having done well in her maths exams but is "already stressed and uncertain how it is going to be in a fresh exam".
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Wahid Sultan, a student of Delhi Public School, said whatever the reasons may be "my faith in the professional conduct of the CBSE is shaken".
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"We were shocked to hear of the news. CBSE knew of the rumours earlier of the paper leaks but it issued a note saying there was no paper leak and went ahead with the exam. It reacted very casually then. When a government authority issues a statement we take it very seriously... this is how it (CBSE) is ruining the future of students," Ojas said.
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In a notification, the board has said that the schedule for the re-examination will be released within a week.
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(With inputs from IANS)
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