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Exam guidelines violation: Karnataka HC directs RGUHS to blacklist faulty examiners - Video
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Strongly objecting to the continuous violation of University guidelines while conducting exams, the Karnataka High Court recently directed the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS) to "wake up" and initiate action against "delinquent examiners".
Instructing the University to take precautionary measures and blacklist faulty examiners, the HC bench comprising of Justice P Krishna Bhat noted, "It is now time that the respondent-University wakes up to reality and proceeds to take action against delinquent examiners by blacklisting them, or by holding departmental proceedings so that this kind of malpractices do not recur. Future conduct of examination is concerned, the respondent-University shall take precautionary measures and ensure that malpractices do not take place causing the students to take examination over and over. It is open to the respondent-University to device procedural safeguards to ensure compliance of the directions in this order."
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Violation Of Exam Guidelines: HC Directs RGUHS To Blacklist Delinquent Examiners