• MyLove @M
• 10 Feb, 2025

A secondary school student in West Bengal’s Bhangar faced a major problem when they forgot their admit card at home on the first day of the board exams. Fortunately the traffic police came to the rescue ensuring the student reached the exam center on time with the required document.

Details & Context

On the first day of the secondary board exams, a student arrived at “Chandipur Rangsara High School” only to realize at the gate that the admit card was left at home. Panic-stricken the student sought help from the “Bhangar Traffic Guard” who quickly took charge of the situation.

Understanding the urgency the traffic police officers accompanied the student home on a bike, retrieved the admit card and safely dropped them back at the exam center before the exam started. The quick response and responsible action of the police ensured that the student did not miss this crucial test.

The student and their family expressed gratitude for the timely intervention of the traffic police. The school authorities and local residents also praised the officers for their kindness and commitment to helping students.

Exam Security and Traffic Management

- This year’s secondary exams began today and will continue until February 22nd.

- A total of 9,84,753 students are appearing for the exams with 4,28,803 boys and 5,55,950 girls.

- Compared to last year 62,000 more students are taking the exams this time.

To prevent malpractice, the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) has issued strict guidelines

✅ No mobile phones or electronic devices are allowed inside the exam center.

✅ Parking restrictions are in place near exam centers.

✅ Traffic diversions may be enforced by on-duty officers if needed.

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Helpline for Students

The Kolkata Police has set up a 24/7 helpline for students facing any issues

9432610039 (active round the clock).

Additionally control room numbers for assistance

Central Control Room: 033 2321 3813, 033 2359 2277, 033 2337 2282 

Regional Board Offices

- Kolkata: 033 2321 3811

- Burdwan: 034 2266 2377

- Midnapore: 032 2227 5524

- North Bengal: 035 3299 9677, 8240756371

Students, parents and teachers can call these helplines for exam-related assistance.

The Bhangar Traffic Police’s quick thinking and helpful nature turned a stressful situation into a heart-warming example of community support. Their dedication ensured a student didn’t miss an important exam earning appreciation from the local community.