Karnataka 2nd PUC Exam Leak Claims Debunked: KSEAB Files Cyber Complaint

• Claims of Karnataka 2nd PUC exam question paper leaks circulated on social media ahead of the February 28 start.
• Miscreants used platforms like Instagram, posting blurred images and demanding fees (e.g., Rs 100) for alleged papers.
• KSEAB President Prakash Nittali denied any leak, calling the claims false and assuring no security breach.
• KSEAB will file a formal complaint with cyber police to investigate the social media accounts involved.
• Over 7.1 lakh students registered for exams from Feb 28 to Mar 17 across 1,217 centers with mandatory webcasting.