Shivani Jaiswal, Prayagraj-
Several coaching institutes in Prayagraj have been sealed by local authorities following protests by students over alleged exam paper leaks.
The action came after students gathered in large numbers, demanding a fair investigation into claims that question papers were leaked ahead of examinations. The protests reportedly created tension in parts of the city, prompting administrative intervention.
Officials stated that the decision to seal the coaching centres was taken as a precautionary measure while inquiries into the allegations are underway. Authorities are also examining whether any irregularities took place in connection with the alleged paper leak.
Police teams were deployed to control the situation and ensure that the protests remained peaceful. The administration has appealed to students to maintain calm and cooperate with the ongoing investigation.
Education department officials said strict action will be taken if any coaching institute is found involved in malpractice or unethical practices related to examinations. At the same time, they assured that genuine concerns raised by students will be properly addressed.
The incident has raised concerns among students and parents, with many demanding transparency in the examination process. Authorities are expected to review the situation further and take additional steps if required.
The investigation is still ongoing, and more details are likely to emerge as officials continue to examine evidence and statements from those involved.
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