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BOSE to conduct exam of Shopian student who could not sit for papers due to detention

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November 1, 2018
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BOSE to conduct exam of Shopian student who could not sit for papers due to detention
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Srinagar: Advisor to Governor Khurshid Ahmad Ganai on Thursday ordered Board of School of Education J&K to arrange for examination  of the 12th class student from Shopian who could not sit in one of the papers. He was detained by police in place of his brother in Shopian district of south Kashmir.

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According to local news gathering agency Advisor to Governor Khurshid Ahmad Ganai said that authorities concerned have been specifically ordered to arrange the examination of the student for Environmental Science paper which he missed due to illegal detention.

“I have directed the concerned to arrange the examination for the student,”Ganie said.

Confirming it, Director School Education Kashmir, Dr GN Itoo said that BOSE authorities have been asked to arrange for the examination.

The development follows an appeal issued by the family of the student Ubaid Ahmad Bhat, 16, son of Nazir Ahmad Bhat of Muloo Chitragam, Shopian.

Ubaid had missed the paper on account his illegal detention by police in place his brother during a night raid on Tuesday. Ubaid was released around 11:30 pm.

It has been learnt that top police authorities ordered his release soon after the news.

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Ubaid is the student of Government Higher Secondary School, Tarkiwangam, Shopian and missed the Environmental Science paper yesterday.

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