NEW DELHI: At least four people died in street battles and widespread protests by Indian low-caste groups enraged by what they consider the undermining of a law protecting their safety, police said Monday.
Clashes with police, attacks on buses and government buildings, and blocked trains and roads were reported across five Indian states.
The four dead were in the central state of Madhya Pradesh, according to Rishi Kumar Shukla, director general of the state police. He insisted however that events had been brought…
KARACHI: Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) of police have found four WhatsApp groups suspected of involvement in helping students cheat in Intermediate Examinations, ARY News reported.
CTD police said two employees of Intermediate Board Karachi were also suspected of involvement in cheating. The employees have gone into hiding, they said.
Cheating in exams is on the rise in Sindh. There are reports of examination papers’ leaking out.
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