Congress has also dubbed the government's move to shunt out two top CBSE officials following the on-screen marking system row as an eyewash and cover-up.
"Look at the amount of frustration of young children," a bench headed by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant said and sought the assistance of the solicitor general in dealing with the case.
There was nothing wrong with the policy per se—such platforms work efficiently elsewhere. But the way it was implemented here left students and parents shocked and distressed.
Sarthak, who appeared in the exams, pointed out the anomalies in the tendering process of the CBSE to select venders for online marking and put forth a set of questions for the board.
