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According to police, a total of 14 individuals have been specifically named in the complaints, while over 200 unidentified persons have been booked across the three cases.

The Jharkhand High Court has stayed the government's decision to cancel the JSSC-CGL-2023 exam following protests by job aspirants.

The forum also demanded legal action against officials who had resorted to baton-charge demonstrators during the protest.

The court issued notice on a petition challenging the re-conduct of the English examination and will hear the matter next on October 6.

The Cabinet also approved three special courts in Palakkad, Manjeri and Thrissur judicial districts for cases registered under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act.

According to the CID, the detained accused has been identified as Sameer Kumar, son of the late Pradeep Kumar, who is a resident of Giridih district.

A total of 2,65,980 candidates appeared for NEET-PG, with the examination successfully completed for approximately 2,63,535 candidates, officials said.

The NBEMS has also called an immediate meeting to decide the course of action against the technological partner and the agency responsible for ensuring adequate infrastructure at the exam centres.

In the latest case, the question paper for the APB-5121 (Fundamentals of Genetics) exam, held across 28 agricultural colleges on August 19, had allegedly been leaked.

Sahukar was suspended for the second time after the state Cabinet recommended action on August 21.

CBSE's OSM evaluation system is a digital grading method where teachers assess scanned copies of physical answer sheets on a computer instead of checking physical paper scripts.

Citing irregularities in the 70th BPSC exams, the protesting students demanded that the exam be cancelled.

The court had on Wednesday stayed the notifications cancelling the 11th and 13th Jharkhand PSC exams.