Panaji (Goa): A question in the class X paper of the Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (GBSHSE), which allegedly shows the state government in poor light has triggered a row.
One of the questions in the English exam read: " Report what was said by Rayson and Kedan by using appropriate reporting verbs: What are your future plans my friend? I have applied for a Portuguese passport as there are few job opportunities in Goa. You have taken the right decision. Without influence and money, it's very difficult for Goans to get jobs in Goa."
Ramkrishna Samant, GBSHSE chairman said: "An enquiry would be initiated into how such a question was not noticed by the question paper setters."
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This question in English paper of SSC examination is a reflection of current situation in Goa under @BJP4Goa. No job opportunities here & then step motherly treatment to those who go abroad for earning bread & butter & contribute to our economy. Hope @goacm takes note.@INCGoa pic.twitter.com/XSZXpllOYi
— Digambar Kamat (@digambarkamat) May 24, 2020 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data="
">This question in English paper of SSC examination is a reflection of current situation in Goa under @BJP4Goa. No job opportunities here & then step motherly treatment to those who go abroad for earning bread & butter & contribute to our economy. Hope @goacm takes note.@INCGoa pic.twitter.com/XSZXpllOYi
— Digambar Kamat (@digambarkamat) May 24, 2020This question in English paper of SSC examination is a reflection of current situation in Goa under @BJP4Goa. No job opportunities here & then step motherly treatment to those who go abroad for earning bread & butter & contribute to our economy. Hope @goacm takes note.@INCGoa pic.twitter.com/XSZXpllOYi
— Digambar Kamat (@digambarkamat) May 24, 2020
Meanwhile, Digambar Kamat, Opposition leader tweeted: "This question in English paper of SSC examination is a reflection of the current situation in Goa under @BJP4Goa. No job opportunities here & then step-motherly treatment to those who go abroad for earning bread & butter & contribute to our economy. Hope @goacm takes note.@INCGoa."
ANI Report
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