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The Central Government informed the Rajya Sabha that no incidents of paper leaks have been reported in the UPSC and SSC recruitment exams in the last five years.

The Central Government provided important information in the Rajya Sabha on Thursday. The government clearly stated that no incidents of question paper leaks have been reported in the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) and Staff Selection Commission (SSC) recruitment exams in the last five years. This information was provided by Dr. Jitendra Singh, Minister of State in the Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions, in a written reply to Parliament. The government's response has somewhat put an end to the ongoing debate about the security of recruitment exams.

Rajya Sabha member Manoj Kumar Jha had questioned the government about how many cases of paper leaks have been reported in central recruitment exams in the last five years. He also asked if such cases have occurred, which states have seen a higher number of them.

In response, the government clarified that no question paper leaks have been reported during this period in examinations conducted by the UPSC and SSC. According to the government, no such cases have been reported in the available records.

Which examinations were covered by the information?

The government also clarified in its response that this information pertains only to examinations conducted by two major agencies under the administrative control of the Department of Personnel. These include the Union Public Service Commission and the Staff Selection Commission.

The UPSC is one of the largest and most prestigious recruitment agencies in the country, conducting examinations for various key positions, including the civil services. The SSC conducts recruitment examinations for various positions in various ministries and departments.

Claims to Keep the Examination Process Secure

In its written response, the government stated that to ensure the security and transparency of these examinations, multiple levels of monitoring are in place. Security measures are in place at every stage, from question paper preparation to delivery to the examination center and the conduct of the examination. The government states that strict arrangements are in place at both the technical and administrative levels to minimize the possibility of any irregularities.

Emphasis on Transparency

The government also indicated that improvements are made periodically to maintain the credibility of the examination system. The recruitment process is being strengthened through the use of new technology, monitoring systems, and strict regulations. The aim is to ensure a fair and reliable examination process for candidates, while also taking strict action against any irregularities or negligence.

Important Message for Youth

Millions of youth in the country appear for the UPSC and SSC examinations every year. In such a situation, incidents like paper leaks can shatter their confidence. This statement from the government is being seen as a message of confidence for the youth. In recent years, reports of paper leaks have surfaced in various examinations in several states. In such a situation, this information from the central government is considered important.

Strictness will continue in the future

While the government has stated that no paper leaks have been reported in the past five years, it has also clarified that strictness regarding exam security will continue. Work is underway to further strengthen the monitoring system.