Secretary of a Secondary School Certificate examination centre in Chapainawabganj was suspended for taking a test with a wrong set of questionnaire.
Abdul Latif, secretary of the Harimohan Govt. High School SSC exam centre and also the headmaster of the school, was relieved of his duty yesterday.
School sources said the Rajshahi Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board issued a notice in this regard.
Assistant Headmaster of the school, Abdul Aziz, was appointed as the new centre secretary, said Chapainawabganj Nejarat Deputy Collector Ramkrishna Barman.
On February 14, SSC examinees under Rajshahi board sat for the English (compulsory) Second Paper exam with the 278 no ‘Kha’ set questionnaire. However, Abdul Latif of Harimohan school brought the wrong set from the treasury office by mistake.
A total of 1379 students took the test on this set of questionnaire. The mistake was only evident when students tried to match their questions with other schools. AL welcomes foreign, domestic concerns on violence
n Abu Hayat Mahmud
Awami League has welcomed concerns from all international sources – people or organisation – expressed about the ongoing nationwide violence during the BNP-led 20-party alliance’s blockade.
The party has also welcomed notable citizens and organisations of the country for their criticism of the BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami for burning innocent people and damaging the country’s resources; it urged the people to act against these activities.
The Awami League sub-committee for international affairs, after a meeting yesterday, issued a statement in this regard from the party president’s political office in Dhanmondi.
In the meeting, the party leaders discussed the present political scenario extensively, strongly criticising the burning of innocent people, damaging property, terrorism, anarchy, and militancy of BNP and Jamaat.
The committee members alleged that the BNP-Jamaat alliance has announced a war against the country and its people like the IS.
Party sources at the meeting confirmed details to the Dhaka Tribune, further informing that the party has decided to produce a documentary film on the BNP-Jamaat terrorism and it would be given to the consulates and diplomats of major development partners and international organisations.
The Dhanmondi office also said the Awami League Central Publicity and Publication Sub-Committee will stage a photo exhibition and discussion titled “Arson terrorism of BNP-Jamaat: Humanity at stake” at the National Museum auditorium at Shahbagh at 11am today.
Awami League President and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is expected to be present at the function as chief guest.
Notable among the people present in the meeting were: Sub-committee Chairman Mohammad Jamir; party International Affair’s Secretary Lt Col (retd) Md Faruk Khan; sub-committee members Dipu Moni, State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shahriar Alam, Nilufar Zafar Ullah, Kazi Nabil Ahmed, and Mehjabin Khaled.