It's unnecessarily dragging the court into an embarrassing situation, such as the one that has taken place in Kerala. It's alright that the exam authority has displayed a sign board outside at the entrance of the exam centre. Just as the do's and the dont's displayed outside, students can be given a printed list of the do's and the dont's having everything on sign board with the picture of the signs with a check box for the student to check the boxes as part of the hall tickets to be carried by all students. Before entering the checklist can be verified same as the case with hall ticket verification. In the case of any violation on the part of the student can be taken up for action against the violating or defaulting student as per the rules. In the present case there isn't proper proof as there is nothing in writing. If the mistake was on the part of the authority the honourable court must take appropriate action against the person or the student as may be the case also in the future. The honourable court should also come up with a set of guidelines to be followed in the future by the authorities without repeating the same mistakes again. In the present case everything must be done in writing as per the guidelines of the court free of charge for the victim.
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