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Paper leak: one suspended

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Guwahati: The Board of Secondary Education, Assam (SEBA) on Saturday cancelled the Mathematics paper of the ongoing High School Leaving Certification (HSLC) examination, following leak of the question paper. The paper was scheduled for Saturday.

Following the leak the Government placed SEBA Secretary Dilwar Hussain under suspension and ordered a Principal Secretary-level probe into the episode.

Earlier in the day, irate students ransacked the SEBA office at Bamunimaidam here.

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