Karachi – August 29, 2026: Serious allegations have surfaced against the National Testing Service (NTS) following the conduct of the Sindh High Court Junior Office Associate (BPS-13) recruitment test. Multiple candidates have accused NTS officials of facilitating open cheating by allowing pre-selected and favored individuals to copy answers during the examination. The accusations have sparked outrage among aspirants who claim that their months of hard work and sleepless nights were rendered meaningless by the blatant malpractice.
Widespread Irregularities Reported: According to eyewitness accounts and video evidence circulating on social media, NTS staff on duty allegedly turned a blind eye to candidates copying from each other and using unauthorized material. Candidates who had prepared diligently have described the situation as a “daylight robbery” of their rights. One affected candidate stated, “We trusted NTS for its claimed transparency, but what we witnessed today was shocking. The entire process seemed rigged from the start.”
Demand for Investigation: The incident has raised serious questions about the credibility of NTS, an organization that prides itself on impartial and merit-based testing. Affected candidates and civil society members have demanded an immediate high-level inquiry into the matter, urging the Sindh High Court and relevant authorities to take strict action against all officials involved in the malpractice. They have also called for the test to be re-conducted under full transparency to ensure justice for genuine candidates. The video of the incident is being widely shared, with a growing call for accountability.
