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Cheating is so bad in India Exams that women are asked to remove bras before taking exams

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NEET 2022 Aspirants Allegedly Asked to Remove Bras to Take Medical Entrance Exam, Complaint Filed

By: Education and Careers Desk
News18.com
Last Updated: JULY 19, 2022, 15:05 IST
New Delhi, India
NEET 2022 aspirants asked to remove bra before taking exam (Image by PTI/Representational)

NEET 2022 aspirants asked to remove bra before taking exam (Image by PTI/Representational)

NEET 2022: Around100 students were asked to remove part of their undergarments to enter the exam hall to take medical entrance exams. Another student was made to remove hijab ( a religious scarf) while rules allow religious attire.

Nearly 100 female students were humiliated on Sunday when they were asked to remove their bras before taking the medical entrance exam - NEET 2022. They were asked to remove innerwear at the metal detection stage during the frisking process before entering the exam center. As per the dress code, students are not allowed to wear any metallic object or accessories while entering the exam hall. This is said to be an anti-cheating measure. While the advisory talks about belts, it does not talk about undergarments such as bras which can include underwiring. The incident took place in the exam center at Kollam.

Students complained that they had to face mental trauma right before attempting the high-stake exam. Parents have filed a complaint with the police. According to primary information, nearly 100 girls had to face this situation. A complaint has been filed with the Kottarakka Deputy Superintendent of Police.

The undergarments were found dumped together in cartons after the examination on Sunday, according to the students.

The center in Kerala’s Marthoma Institute of Information Technology, Ayur Chadayamngalam has denied responsibility stating that frisking and biometric checking were done by external agencies.

Another female student has alleged that she was not allowed to wear hijab during the exam. According to rules, students are allowed to wear religious dresses if they report to the exam center about two years ahead of the exam. The student alleged even though she did remove her hjab (scarf) she was ill-treated by the invigilator during the exam.

NEET 2022 Dress Code Controversies
This is not the first time that women students had to face harassment at the NEET exam centres, over the past years too similar instances have surfaced.

In 2017, a female student attempting the medical entrance exam in Kannur was also asked to remove her inner-wear. At that time CBSE used to conduct the exam. The incident had started a debate about being over-cautious during exams, and then Education Minister C Raveendranath said that the government would investigate the matter. Now, the exam is conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). The exam conducting body is yet to issue any statement in this regard.

According to the NEET dress code, students are not even allowed to wear long sleeves during the exam. While slippers and sandals with low heels are allowed shoes are not permitted in the exam hall.

A total of 18,72,329 candidates had registered for the largest entrance exam in the county of which 10.64 lakh were females, according to the data shared by NTA. The exam was conducted at 3,570 centres in 497 cities, including 14 cities outside India.
 

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Sinkies are daft, spend so much time, effort and money on academic achievements, ending up kena replaced by all these cheats, 555
Those elite kids with well connected father mother or relatives wouldn't lah. For ordinary sinkie sheep, simi academic achievements also ranked behind Angmohs, CECAs and other foreigners. lol
 

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it's called going back to their roots

their traditions say ceca females were charged breast tax if their breasts were not left exposed in public

These Indian Women Had to Pay 'Breast Tax' to Cover Their Breasts

Breast Tax Based on Breast Size
introduced the payment of breast tax and it was to be paid by the lower caste women within the community. The breast tax, also known as "Mulakkaram", became popular in Travancore kingdom. It was an Indian practice put in place to keep the old caste system.


The story of a lower caste woman who cut her breasts to protest against a discriminatory "breast tax" in British ruled India is being revived by an artist wants to recognise her sacrifice.
 
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