Ambikapur News: Sant Gahira Guru University, located in Surguja district, accused of flawed and strange questions in the LLM examination, submitted a memorandum to the Vice-Chancellor by the examinees, stating that playing with the future of the students, loss of revenue While verifying the allegations made, a demand was made to cancel the examination. The students also allege that such lapses not only tarnish the reputation of the university but also undermine the confidence of the students.
LLM examinee RN Gupta, while handing over the memorandum to the Vice-Chancellor in this regard, has alleged that questions from outside the syllabus have been included in the question paper of the examination held on July 13. In the previous examination held on July 13, questions were repeated and it was not possible for the examinees to give proper answers to such odd, incomplete questions.
The examinees made this allegation
It was also alleged in the memorandum that such questions regarding women were asked in the question paper which were not to be asked, these questions are out of syllabus. Such questions were asked, in which equal rights of a daughter’s son in a joint family in Hindu law, a guiding law on sexual exploitation of women, passed the Immoral Traffic of Women Act. Questions like Family Court Act in India, establishment of Women’s Commission in India, equal work for both men and women, representation of women in local bodies, judicial decisions on women’s rights after independence in India were asked. Answer is not possible.
Nobody made allegations during the examination
Registrar Prof. in this regard. Vinod Ekka said that he was also present during the examination. But no such allegation was made by any candidate. He said that if there is any kind of complaint then it should be complained through the HOD. Such cases are placed before the board and only after examination the board takes a final decision. He told that no such complaint has reached him.
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