The Rawalpindi administration has imposed Section 144 around examination centers to ensure security and prevent cheating during the upcoming Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exams. The restrictions will be in place from March 4 when the exams begin. Authorities have also set up control rooms to monitor compliance and address any violations.
Measures to Prevent Cheating and Maintain Order
Section 144 prohibits unauthorized gatherings and activities near exam centers. This step aims to curb malpractice, external interference, and potential security threats. Law enforcement agencies will strictly monitor the areas to ensure smooth conduct of exams.
The administration has directed relevant departments to take strict action against rule-breakers. Any individual found violating the restrictions may face legal consequences, including fines or arrests.
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Monitoring Through Control Rooms
To strengthen enforcement, control rooms have been established to monitor exam centers in real time. These centers will coordinate with local authorities to address security concerns, unauthorized access, or disruptions. Officials have urged students and parents to cooperate with the measures to maintain fairness in the examination process.
Ensuring a Fair Examination Process
Authorities emphasize that these restrictions are necessary to protect the integrity of the examination system. Past incidents of cheating and paper leaks have raised concerns, prompting stricter monitoring this year. By enforcing Section 144, officials aim to create a secure and disciplined environment for students.
What Comes Next?
With exams starting soon, the administration is expected to review the effectiveness of these measures and make necessary adjustments.
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