‘Heads must roll’, say MPs as CBSE fails to answer questions on OSM
CBSE officials faced criticism from MPs for their inadequate responses regarding the On-Screen Marking (OSM) tender process during a parliamentary meeting. A Class 12 student presented concerns about the procurement process, highlighting significant changes between tender versions that may have affected competition. Lawmakers called for accountability, stating that 'heads must roll' over the lack of satisfactory answers from CBSE officials.
- ▪CBSE officials failed to provide requested documents related to the OSM tender process during a parliamentary meeting.
- ▪A Class 12 student presented detailed concerns about changes in the tender criteria that could have impacted bidder eligibility.
- ▪MPs expressed frustration over the lack of direct answers from CBSE officials, leading to calls for accountability.
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‘Heads must roll’, say MPs as CBSE fails to answer questions on OSMCBSE officials faced criticism for inadequate responses on the OSM tender process during a parliamentary meeting, prompting calls for accountability.Published on: Jun 03, 2026 6:22 AM ISTBy Sanjay Maurya, New DelhiShare viaCopy link The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) officials failed to satisfactorily answer questions raised by a Class 12 student about the tender procurement process of the board’s controversial On-Screen Marking (OSM) system during a parliamentary panel meeting on Tuesday, prompting some lawmakers to remark that “heads must roll” over the episode, people aware of the development said.The CBSE headquarters.
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