Siraha Administration Destroys Seized Mobile Phones, Sparking Controversy
Summary
Siraha's District Administration destroyed around 500 confiscated mobile phones and smartwatches from SEE and Class 12 exams, sparking controversy among parents and legal experts due to the loss of personal property worth over one crore rupees.
Key Points
- Siraha District Administration destroyed around 500 mobile phones and smartwatches confiscated during SEE and Class 12 exams.
- The total estimated market value of the confiscated devices exceeded one crore rupees.
- Parents and legal practitioners criticized the destruction, arguing it violates personal property rights.
- The administration defended the move citing examination sanctity and risks of device misuse, referencing the Education Act and a district committee decision.
