Srinagar, Nov 25 (KNS): While showing serious concern for setting a tough and tedious question paper for Science subject today in the matriculation examination chairman jammu Kashmir Civil Society Forum and Former president ejac Abdul Qayoom Wani said that authorities at Board of School Education Kashmir should seriously deal with this sensitive issue and negligence will will hit the sentiments of thousands of students besides their future.
In a statement issued here Wani said that by setting a tough question paper today BOSE has increased the trouble and mental agony of students who were already rambling in a fix amid the pandemic lockdown and prior to that the lock down of circumstances prevailing in Jammu and Kashmir since August 5th 2019 in lieu of scrapping of article 370 and 35 A following a long lockdown and the closure of educational institutions and the blockade of internet resulting in the setback of the whole education system particularly the schooling and the preparing of syllabus. Wani said BOSE took the appreciable steps previously by promoting the students to proceeding classes whose exams were in deadlock due to COVID 19 lockdown, thereby saving the precious time of the future generations. However today when the exams were going on and students were already in a dilemma for not having completed the substantial amount of courses and a question paper is asked in an unexpected and informal way that does not meet the proclaimed standards of the BOSE itself, it can obviously result into the mental agony of the students who took the examination. And this act is not pardonable in a situation where even online teaching has failed at 2g speed of internet. The moral responsibility of the BOSE arises to apologize to the society in general with an immediate announcement for the remedial redressal of the merit-loss caused due to the negligence, so that parents. Students and the others associated will have a sigh of relief.Wani urged upon the chairman Bose and Director Academics to personally look into the matter and redress the genuine grievances of students.(KNS)