Identify those who supplied as well as bought the leaked questions

The question papers and their answers to the half-yearly assessment for classes 6 to 9 have been allegedly leaked on social media before the exams.

A second official whose name came up in the investigation into question paper leak of Biman’s recruitment exam was removed from his post yesterday.

On 21 October 2022, Biman Bangladesh was to hold a recruitment exam for 10 posts for electricians, mechanics, welders, painters, operators and tailors. Around two hours before the exam, the recruitment process was suspended -- the question paper had been leaked.

Two employees of the Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education (DSHE) leaked the question paper of the recruitment exam for the post of “office assistant/computer operator”.

The Detective Branch of police has claimed to have arrested seven persons for leaking question papers of recruitment tests through devices.

Education Minister Dr Dipu Moni says law enforcers are vigilant about those who spread rumours on social media about question paper leak.

A Dhaka court issues arrest warrant against 78 fugitives including 41 students of Dhaka University in a case filed over their alleged involvement in question leak.

The government yesterday directed authorities of all coaching centres to keep those closed during SSC and equivalent examinations.

The High Court cancels the written examination, held on April 21 last year, for the recruitment of executive officer of Janata Bank for question paper leak.

They targeted all sorts of public exams and recruitment tests. In the last five to six years, this organised question paper leak gang struck numerous deals with job and admission seekers in exchange of hefty sums, and helped many to cheat their way into universities and jobs.

It's like a one-stop shop where subject experts solve questions and supply those to jobseekers and university admission candidates directly at the examination halls using electronic devices.

Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) pledges to crush leak-sters who are plaguing the country’s educational sector by leaking question papers of public examinations.

Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) demands a major law amendment, voicing for reinstatement of 10-year jail term for question paper leak.

Urging guardians to keep their children away from immoral activities like question paper leak, Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid says no one will be spared if they are found guilty.

The government is finally considering something that could really stop the question paper leak crisis. The education secretary has reportedly hinted at using tablet computers for taking tests. In this method, a question set will be prepared randomly from a question bank 30 minutes before the test.

Law enforcers detain four men claiming them to be involved in “syndicates of question paper leak-sters” from Narayanganj, Chittagong and Bogra.

The government is planning to introduce a new method of public examinations from the next year aiming to prevent the widespread question leakage across the country, says Secondary and Higher Education Division Secretary Sohrab Hossain.

Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology Minister Mustafa Jabbar says a digital system for formulating and distributing question papers might prevent their leakage.

A legal notice is served to President Abdul Hamid and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina requesting them to sack Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid over the unstoppable spate of question paper leak.