Mother Khajani Convent School, institution from where CBSE class 12 paper was leaked, under police scanner

New Delhi: The Mother Khajani Convent School, whose two teachers were arrested by the Delhi Police in connection with the Class XII economics paper leak, is under the scanner for allegedly providing the question papers to the teachers much before the scheduled time, a police officer privy to the probe said. The invigilators are provided question papers at 9.45 am on the examination day and are allowed to open those immediately. The exam starts at 10.30 am. [caption id=“attachment_4372781” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]  Representational image. Reuters[/caption] However, in this case, the school authorities allegedly provided the question papers to teachers around 9.10 am which gave the two accused — Rohit and Rishabh — ample time to click the pictures and send to Tauqeer, a tutor at a private coaching centre, who circulated them to the students, the official said. He said the police are also probing whether the school had provided question papers of other subjects to the teachers before the scheduled time and whether those were also leaked. Police have questioned the principal and five teachers of the school in connection with the matter. They have not been given a clean chit, said the official. Three men, including two teachers from the school, were arrested on Sunday for their alleged involvement in the Class XII economics paper leak . Those arrested were identified as Rishabh (29) and Rohit (26), teachers at the private school in Bawana, and Tauqeer (26), a tutor at a private coaching centre there, the police had said. The Delhi Police had registered two cases in connection with the leaks. The first case relating to the leak of the economics paper was lodged on 27 March and the other pertaining to the mathematics paper was lodged on 28 March, following a complaint by the regional director of the CBSE. The Class X mathematics and Class XII economic papers were held on 28 March and 26 March respectively. The Crime Branch has questioned over 60 people in connection with the CBSE leak case, including the administrators of over 10 WhatsApp groups on which the leaked question papers were shared.