Fate Of Bahauddin Zakariya University (BZU) Leaked Law Paper To Be Decided Soon

The fate of a law paper part-I leaked on the examination day being held under the auspices of Bahauddin Zakariya University (BZU) would soon be decided

MULTAN, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 22nd Jan, 2020 ) : The fate of a law paper part-I leaked on the examination day being held under the auspices of Bahauddin Zakariya University (BZU) would soon be decided.

A BZU official told APP here on Wednesday, paper of "Law of Equity" was leaked half an hour before its commencement while it came to knowledge of varsity administration after 3pm while it began at half past one.

The official informed that fate of the paper would soon be decided, adding that no employee was involved in it. A candidate on the condition of anonymity alleged that the paper was leaked due to negligence of varsity staff and that's why aspirants were not willing to sit for the paper again.

The students have planned protest in case varisty forces them to appear again, he disclosed.

To a question about the inquiry into change in results of BA/BSc examination 2019, the source stated that five staffers were suspended of controller examination office after the issue surfaced around over two months back while Mr Allah Ditta, deputy registrar registration restored on court's orders.

The employees appeared before the inquiry committee including Dr Muhammad Farooq and Dr Muthair Iqbal on Friday last, the source said and added that strict decision would be initiated against all those who would be found involved in manipulation of results.

Both the committee members have been working as controller examination of BZU before transfer to their departments including QEC and Statistics.

It merits mentioning here that former controller, Dr Muhammad Farooq had made the findings about change of results after declaration in Oct last year wherein staffers were found involved in initial probe.

The staffers alledgely took bribe up-to 100,000 for manipulation of results from each candidate, whereas, about 400 students were declared pass mostly in the subject of English in BA.