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Originally Posted by Durrani Abid
Dear
Solution is not that much simple as it appears to you.
Re-conduct of the Exams for entire nation will definately demand considerable time(for setting papers,making time table etc),but it would all be in vain untill and unless a foolproof arrangement unlike the present one is designed,and designing and implementing such arrangements is not the matter of days.
And the cancellation of papers of the concened centre will also face hue and cry from the rest of the candidates who are not involved and specially those who's written has gone well.
If they cancel the papers of those found guilty then there is possibilty of escape of the some culprits and in this option there are threats that some might be made escape goats as history of investigation shows.
Stay blessed
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Totally agreed. It would be unfair if all thousands of candidates would have to pay for the crime they haven't committed. Only a handful of corrupts and cheaters are a part of this scandal and surely they can be apprehended through fair and effective investigation. This will restore the faith of candidates on the FPSC.
In the end we cannot deny the notion of loopholes in any system. This scandal should serve as a rude awakening to the FPSC to overhaul its examination and security system.
A couple of corrupts could always evade the hands of justice. Even if this scandal hasn't surfaced on the news there is always a thinking that any system is not always ideal.