Student dies of heart attack during exam in Karnataka after invigilator asks her to change center in Karnataka
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- The student was asked to move to another center located 100 meters away
- The tense student collapsed while running towards another examination center.
- student dies of heart attack
The death of a student appearing for the Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC, Class 10) examination due to a heart attack has sparked a debate over the ‘inhuman’ and ‘reckless’ attitude of the supervisors and officials of the education department in Karnataka . There has been a shocking revelation in the case. The incident took place on Monday in T. Narsipur town of Mysore district, when Anushree was taking an examination at a center in Vidyaodaya College.
The parents of the deceased student as well as the public are criticizing the ‘careless’ and ‘inhuman’ attitude of the invigilator for taking back her answer sheet an hour after the commencement of the examination, and for making her go to another examination centre. saying. To rewrite your paper.
Several organizations are reprimanding the authorities for stressing the student, resulting in heart attack. Anushree, a student of Madapura High School, collapsed while on her way to another examination center on Monday. It is learned that the student under stress had gone to the wrong examination centre. The invigilator gave him the answer sheet without seeing his hall ticket. When she was halfway through the exam, the invigilator realized that she had come to the wrong center and took back her answer sheet and question paper.
The student was asked to move to another center located 100 meters away. One got tensed while running towards another exam centre. Anushree’s parents are now angry with the handling of the case and the ‘inhuman’ attitude of the inspector.
Many are now saying that the invigilator should have allowed Anushree to complete her exam. Dalit Sangharsh Samiti (DSS) district convener Algudu Shivakumar has directly blamed the inspector’s negligence for Anushree’s death.
Anushree’s uncle, Mahesh, said that she wanted to become the district commissioner, adding that she had no health problems. He also demanded a probe into the incident. The Block Education Officer, Mariswami said that as per the rules, they could not be allowed to continue with the same answer sheet. Education department officials are waiting for the post-mortem report.
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