The attack was planned by the group, who armed themselves with weapons and used a level of violence that can only suggest they intended to kill him
After an inquiry into Navya's case, BIE suspended a teacher and imposed fine on another. It announced that it has imposed Rs 5,000 fine against Uma Devi, a teacher of a private school who evaluated Telugu paper of Navya. She was also sacked by her school management.
BIE also suspended Vijay Kumar, a teacher of a tribal welfare school, who had served as a scrutinizer but failed to notice the blunder.
BIE announced the action against the two teachers late on Sunday, a day after a three-member committee submitted its report to the government, which admitted to the discrepancies.
However, the opposition parties and student groups are demanding action against the higher-ups in the Board and also the information technology company for the massive bungling.
They alleged that BIE was shielding those who committed serious blunders like giving single digit marks to many students who had done well in First Year exams and also marking many students as 'absent' though they had in fact appeared in the exams.
While free re-verification of answer scripts of all failed students was undertaken free of cost, thousands of students who passed the exams but not satisfied with the marks given also applied for re-valuation with the payment of prescribed fee.
The attack was planned by the group, who armed themselves with weapons and used a level of violence that can only suggest they intended to kill him
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