Nagaland: DNSU condemns Class 9 exam paper leak

Dimapur Naga Students’ Union (DNSU) has strongly condemned the alleged leakage of Class 9 exam papers reportedly from PM Shri Government High School, Burma Camp, stating that the incident has gravely undermined the integrity of the academic system and betrayed the trust of thousands of sincere students.
DNSU general secretary Michael Kath and Education secretary Kevin Gonmei said such an act was reprehensible and struck at the very foundation of educational fairness and ethics. The union demanded immediate and decisive action from the competent authorities, including termination and legal prosecution of the teacher involved, stating that no individual entrusted with the responsibility of educating students should abuse their position for personal or vested interests.
It asserted that those complicit in such academic crimes must face the full consequences without delay.
DNSU also issued a stern warning to tutors, teachers and private institutions against any act of favouritism or deliberate leaking of question papers to benefit select students.
The union cautioned that it would remain vigilant and would not hesitate to expose or act against any unethical practices that eroded academic discipline and fairness.Further, DNSU acknowledged and expressed appreciation to NSCN (I-M) UT-I for its role in uncovering and exposing the malpractice.
The union said it valued such collaborative efforts in safeguarding the sanctity of education and urged all stakeholders to uphold transparency and integrity in academic institutions across the State.
DNSU assured the student community and the public that it would continue to advocate for fairness, justice and accountability in all educational matters.