<p>Miscreants broke into the ASB Government High School in Anekal Town on Sunday night, on the eve of SSLC supplementary exams.<br /><br /></p>.<p>While nothing was stolen, several documents were left scattered in the office room, raising suspicions that the thieves were after valuables of a different sort — the question paper of the Mathematics supplementary exam, which was conducted on Monday.<br /><br />The attempted theft was discovered by the principal, Lalithamma, after she came to the school on Monday morning. According to staff, the school is a centre for SSLC supplementary exams. “Around 177 students are writing exams in this centre,” they said.<br /><br />Police suspected that thieves broke in for the question paper of Monday’s exam. However, police clarified that the question paper had actually been kept at the Anekal treasury. <br /><br />“It was brought to the school on Monday morning and thus there was no leak of the question paper,” they said. A case of burglary has been registered.<br /><br />SSLC exams begin<br /><br />The SSLC supplementary exams started on Monday with students appearing for the Mathematics paper. <br /><br />As many as 1.54 lakh students have registered for the exams which will be held till July 24 across 600 centres in the State. The Kannada exam is scheduled for Tuesday. About 6.47 lakh students cleared the main exam, out of the 8.36 lakh who took it.</p>
<p>Miscreants broke into the ASB Government High School in Anekal Town on Sunday night, on the eve of SSLC supplementary exams.<br /><br /></p>.<p>While nothing was stolen, several documents were left scattered in the office room, raising suspicions that the thieves were after valuables of a different sort — the question paper of the Mathematics supplementary exam, which was conducted on Monday.<br /><br />The attempted theft was discovered by the principal, Lalithamma, after she came to the school on Monday morning. According to staff, the school is a centre for SSLC supplementary exams. “Around 177 students are writing exams in this centre,” they said.<br /><br />Police suspected that thieves broke in for the question paper of Monday’s exam. However, police clarified that the question paper had actually been kept at the Anekal treasury. <br /><br />“It was brought to the school on Monday morning and thus there was no leak of the question paper,” they said. A case of burglary has been registered.<br /><br />SSLC exams begin<br /><br />The SSLC supplementary exams started on Monday with students appearing for the Mathematics paper. <br /><br />As many as 1.54 lakh students have registered for the exams which will be held till July 24 across 600 centres in the State. The Kannada exam is scheduled for Tuesday. About 6.47 lakh students cleared the main exam, out of the 8.36 lakh who took it.</p>