The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Lahore has taken action after finding one
fake candidate and three students allegedly cheating during the 2026 Matric Second Annual
Examinations. The Lahore Board Matric exam cheating incident came to light during surprise
visits to examination centres. Officials inspected the centres to ensure students followed the
rules and received a fair chance to complete their papers.

During a visit to Government Jamia Higher Secondary School in Sheikhupura, officials found
that Ali Haider was allegedly taking the Chemistry paper for another student. The student he
was appearing for was Humayun Ejaz with roll number 119519. The board identified Ali Haider
as a fake candidate and reported the matter for further action.

The inspection team also caught Waleed Ahmed allegedly cheating at the same examination
centre. His roll number was 162860. Officials took notice of the incident as part of their efforts to
prevent unfair practices during examinations. Such actions aim to protect students who prepare
honestly and follow the examination rules.

Another incident was reported at Government Graduate College Raiwind. Officials registered
unfair means cases against Muhammad Raheel and Ali Hassan. Their roll numbers were
131364 and 139341 respectively. Both students were reported for allegedly using unfair
methods during the Chemistry examination.

Examinations Controller Tauseef ur Rehman said the board would continue strict monitoring at
examination centres. He explained that the board follows a zero-tolerance policy against
cheating and fake candidates. Officials are working to maintain discipline and stop organised
cheating activities during examinations.

Tahir Javed, spokesperson for the Lahore Board, shared details of the inspection activities. The
board’s efforts aim to make examinations fair and transparent for every student. Surprise visits
help officials identify violations and take action under the applicable rules.

The Lahore Board has stressed that students must complete their examinations honestly.
Continued monitoring is intended to protect the value of examination results and ensure that
every student receives a fair opportunity to succeed through hard work.

Source: Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Lahore

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