Report The Reduced Marks Due To Moderation Policy Board: SC

Report the reduced marks due to moderation policy Board, Supreme Court’s instructions to CBSE and ICSE.

The Supreme Court has asked CBSE and ICSE to provide information about those students whose moderation policy resulted in low marks in the declared results.

This direction was given by a bench of Justice AM Khanwilkar and Justice Sanjiv Khanna. The bench gave this direction on the petition of the Association of Private Schools of Uttar Pradesh.

During the hearing, advocate Ravi Prakash Gupta, appearing for the petitioner, said that due to the moderation policy, the numbers of all the students were reduced.

Under this policy, the marks were fixed according to the highest average score of the three years examination. This process of declaration of results was approved by the Supreme Court itself.

At the same time, it was also said that the students who are dissatisfied with their results, should also retain the option of taking the examination for them.

Boards were asked to conduct these examinations soon so that the qualified students can appear in future NEET and JEE examinations. To take admission in universities for further studies.

Report the reduced marks: CBSE exams from 25, ICSE from 16.

CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) has told the Supreme Court that the optional examinations of classes 10 and 12 will be conducted from August 25 to September 15.

Their results will be declared on 30 September. Whereas ICSE (Council for Indian School Certificate Examination) has given information about conducting class 10 and 12 examinations from August 16.

ICSE  will declare the result around 20th September.

The accused had to cite weak evidence for bail, know what is the whole matter.

Referring to weak evidence in the chargesheet in the petition for seeking bail in the case of the death of a wife by an army jawan became overwhelming for the accused.

In view of this, the Supreme Court on Thursday expressed doubts on the police investigation. Also asked the Rajasthan government to consider transferring the matter to an impartial investigating agency.

A bench headed by Chief Justice NV Ramana was hearing the bail plea of ​​Sahabuddin, a resident of Alwar in Rajasthan.

He is accused of abetting his wife to commit suicide after a petty dispute and making a video of her death with his mobile. The bench also includes Justice Surya Kant.

The bench told the accused’s lawyer Abhishek Gupta that her daughter herself has given a statement before the police about her involvement.

The bench said that it is a serious offense and it will not entertain the bail application till the statements of all the key witnesses are recorded.