CBSE slams Rahul Gandhi's ‘erroneous, misleading' allegations over Coempt Edutech contract

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Rahul Gandhi has made allegations against the CBSE regarding the awarding of a contract to Coempt Edutech, claiming it was based on a history of failure and controversy. The CBSE has rejected these claims, stating that the contract was awarded following proper procedures and guidelines. The situation has prompted calls for a judicial inquiry into the matter.

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▪Rahul Gandhi accused the CBSE of awarding a contract to Coempt Edutech despite its controversial past.
▪The CBSE stated that the contract was awarded after following all necessary protocols and guidelines.
▪The Odisha Parents' Federation has called for a high-level investigation into the digital evaluation contract.

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CBSE slams Rahul Gandhi's ‘erroneous, misleading' allegations over Coempt Edutech contractRahul Gandhi also alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has remained silent over the “massive tampering” of the CBSE results.Updated on: May 27, 2026 7:37 PM ISTBy HT CorrespondentShare viaCopy link Leader of Rahul Gandhi demanded a judicial enquiry and constitution of a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe the “entire scam” involving the CBSE exam this year and alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has remained silent over the “massive tampering” of the CBSE results.Rahul Gandhi targeted the government over COEMPT company’s role in the digital evaluation, leading to the OSM controversy.

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