CBSE Denies Allegations of Irregularities in Contract Awarding
CBSE has refuted claims of contract irregularities with Coempt Edutech following accusations by Rahul Gandhi. The board asserts due process was followed under financial rules. Gandhi demands a judicial probe, highlighting past controversies involving Coempt Edutech in Telangana.
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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has refuted allegations concerning its recent contract awarded to Coempt Edutech. Rahul Gandhi raised concerns over the legitimacy of the contract as part of his demand for a thorough investigation into possible anomalies within the board's On-Screen Marking system.
Responding to the criticism, CBSE clarified that all steps, adhering to the General Financial Rules, were meticulously followed during the contract bidding process. Gandhi remains skeptical, citing Coempt Edutech's questionable history in Telangana, and urges further inquiry into the organization's alleged connections with the current Indian government.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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