Kathmandu. Students, it is natural for many to feel the urge to cheat cheats. Stealing a cheat is wrong, there is no doubt about it. There is no doubt that mobile phones cannot be taken to the examination hall. But after the completion of the mobile examination,the students had to give back . Because a mobile phone is not just a mobile, there are very useful paper within the {{}mobile. is a readable . data cannot be retrieved even if desired The mobile carried by the students of SEE or Plus Two is not just a mobile, it is a dream world.Most SEE or Plus Tuka students carry and of the family. But the district administration did not understand this . He has not paid attention to the incidents of crime in Siraha. However, by drowning the mobile phones of students in water, the police have shown unjustified bravery by . Sometimes The rulers think that whatever we do, it can be done by misinterpreting the law. The District Administration Office, Siraha, also did } . Around 500 mobile phones and smart watches seized from the examinees were destroyed in an instant. Some of goods {{}} At first glance, it seemed normal, but it was a state of terror. The students did wrong, but destroying mobile phones worth millions of in this way was not only wrong, but also a mockery of the law.

After the incident came out, there is an all-round opposition to the administration . Although the administration claims that the equipment was destroyed to maintain the dignity of the examination and prevent misuse in the future, parents and lawyers have called this moveinaccurate. 

Supposedly, the student did not fix the mobile by taking it to the examination hall, but what did the administration get by destroying the mobile that the family bought by drowning it in water? Do they think will not be an additional burden on the family after the mobile is submerged? And isn’t it painful for a family to buy a mobile phone worth Rs 20,000 to Rs 50,000? Didn’t it cost more? Can a student ever say and again? Of course not. This is like putting another burden of thousands of rupees on the shoulders of parents. The burden of the common mistake made by the student was seen in the pocket of the parents. And under what law was this done? Isn’t this a mockery of the law? Can the administration do this? Can the administration do such injustice just because the children finally bought the mobile phone and took it to the examination hall? Of course not. This was completely wrong. State terror. The administration must be a part of it.

Why didn’t those who snatched a student’s mobile phone and drowned it in the water, how many documents could be inside the mobile phone, how many phone numbers there could be, and the memories that never came back.Could it be the last photo taken with their parents? Can a mobile phone with such a feeling be destroyed by considering it as a gadget, and blaming it all on the phone? Let’s say that if the student has done wrong, there will be a standard of punishment for it. Can we not conduct decent examinations, and show bravery by snatching and destroying the mobile phones of the students? Hasn’t it been seen in the past how long the chit is going on in Siraha, and to what extent some people associated with the administration are involved in it? And why not be able to conduct a decent exam, and be jealous that other people’s children have a good phone? This is not only wrongdoing, there was anarchy in the name of administration. Now how much trouble does the family have to go through to buy the phone again? How many families have to pay their two months’ salary? Shouldn’t the administration understand this?

It is the nature of the student to write in the examination if the question is not answered. It should be regulated. Is it right to destroy the property bought by the parents due to the mistake of the student? Legal action could be taken against the erring students, they could be reminded, abused or other legal proceedings could be taken, but the destruction of mobile phones is an attack on the property of the citizens. It was not a mobile phone that was stolen or looted by someone, it was a gadget bought by parents with blood and sweat so that their children would study well.

A serious suspicion has also arisen in the incident of student mobile phone being snatched and destroyed. Did the administration do such wrong in collusion with the mobile shopkeepers of Siraha? People from Siraha don’t come to Kathmandu to buy phones. After all, I needed a phone as soon as the exam was over. It’s not about one or two mobiles, it’s about the business of one crore mobile phones. Didn’t the mobile shopkeepers tell the bosses of the administration that the business would be worth more than this crore? This issue needs to be investigated. Was the property of students and parents attacked in the name of expanding business? It should be investigated. Otherwise, they would not have tried to steal other people’s property, that too is not a big crime, they would not have tried to steal the cheating, thus the mobile would not have been stolen and destroyed. Even the lawyers themselves have called it wrong. If the parents go to court tomorrow, those who make this decision will have to pay compensation. Is it the wisdom of the old party cadres who made this government controversial?

Surendra Poudel, Chief District Officer of District Administration Office, Siraha, claimed that the mobile was destroyed as per the provisions of the Education Act and the decision of the District Examination Coordination Committee.But those who made this decision only remembered those mobiles, why did they forget the pain of the parents who had to buy them? According to the District Administration Office, Siraha, the five-member probe committee was formed under the leadership of Rajdev Yadav, Examination Section Officer of Education Development and Coordination Unit, Siraha, comprising representatives of District Administration Office, Nepal Police, Armed Police Force and National Investigation Department. According to the committee, the mobile phones were smashed and destroyed after being immersed in water for 24 hours at the premises of the District Police Office. After this matter came out, the discussion has started from many angles. Regardless of the intention or bad intention, there is a large number of people who say that it is wrong.

Bringing mobile to the examination hall is wrong, there is no doubt about it. But the administration made a bigger mistake, in this or that pretext. But what wouldn’t have happened, it would have happened. Now the rationale of this decision should be investigated. Was this decision taken with the greed of transactions worth crores of with the connivance of mobile shopkeepers? It should also be investigated from this angle. Will the law of destroying mobile phones be implemented across the country? The government should be clear whether it will burden the poor parents of Siraha with a few more thousand thousands. Because, the state should not be run on the basis of doubts. Everyone should be aware that the punishment for minor mistakes should not be given by attacking the property of the citizens.

Oh man, the students had stolen the cheating, what would have happened if they had returned the mobile after teaching them a lesson of decorum? Today, the administration, which destroys the mobile by stealing cheats, tomorrow if the student steals the chit by writing the chit in his hand, will he cut off his hand and throw it away? Tomorrow, the students will roll the cheats in their shoes, will they cut off their feet and throw them away? The toilet is the place where most cheat is stolen. Now, on the pretext of urinating, will the students cut off the caste because they cheat the cheat? And who forced him to cheat the cheating? If the teachers had given good education, if the state had invested in quality education, there would not have been a situation of cheating cheats. Is it the fault of the state and destroying the mobile phones of the citizens? This is not only injustice but also the height of anarchy. 

And can the state, which really destroys the mobile phones of the students by immersing them in water, dare to destroy more than 700 BYD vehicles in the river under the control of the Armed Police Force for evading customs duty? Do those who see that the law is being followed while destroying mobile phones have the courage to do this? If not, is it only for the lawless?  (Video)

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