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Chartered Accountancy Body ICAI Takes Action After CA Exam Copies Found Being Checked By Unauthorised Person
Swarajya Staff
Jul 27, 2019, 10:08 AM | Updated 10:08 AM IST
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After Kolkata Police found the answer sheets are of a Chartered Accountancy (CA) exam conducted in June 2019 being checked by an unauthorised person, ICAI has come out with a clarification that it has already initiated action against the delinquent examiner.
On 24 July, Kolkata Police found 250 CA exam answer sheets at the residence of an unauthorised individual named Pabitra Ray, an accountant who works at a CA firm. According to the Police, he was checking the answer sheets on behalf of his employer Surajit Dutta, the authorised examiner.
“An instance of Examination books being in illegal possession by an unauthorised person has recently been reported at Kolkata involving around 500 copies. It is clarified that ICAI examination system is totally robust and this instance is an aberration. The system runs through codified numbers and it is not possible to ascertain the identity of examinee or examination centre by any examiner or anyone else. The Institute has already initiated steps to proceed against the delinquent examiner and person in illegal possession of the answer book,” the ICAI release read.
On 24 July, Kolkata Police found 250 Chartered Accountancy exam answer sheets at the residence of an unauthorised individual named Pabitra Ray.
Ray, an accountant who works at a CA firm, is not an authorised examiner of the Chartered Accountancy exam. Police say that he was checking the answer sheets on behalf of his employer Surajit Dutta, who was the authorised examiner for those copies.
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