Delhi High Court dismisses 'frivolous' petition over error in CBSE sample paper

Delhi High Court, on Tuesday, dismissed a petition which sought rectification of errors in a CBSE class 12 sample accountancy paper and fined petitioner Rs 25 lakhs. petition was filed by a professor who h been teaching subject for 26 years. 

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'Frivolous petition'

petitioner, Ravinder Nath Dubey, stated re were some errors in sample papers published by  Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). He cited date of examination - March 3 - and thus he asked for immediate removal of questions. If students write se wrong answers in board examinations, examiners may deduct seven-eight marks of students," Dubey said.

court dismissed petition saying that it was 'frivolous.' You are t talking about an exam paper but sample papers. model papers are for students' practice," bench said. 

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After petitioner tried to argue furr after dismissal, judge threatened him with an increase in fine. " fine can be increased. I don't want to do it."

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Nearly 18.89 lakh candidates are appearing for Class X exams and 12.06 lakh for Class XII examinations.

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(with inputs from ncies)