What were the precautions taken for the smooth conduct of the examination?
Officers did whatever they can. They first taken all the mini weapons like knife, scissor, nail-file and razor away from Evan. They checked Evan carefully, they bugged the examination room and the governor was to listen all the things in the room, they searched the invigilator’s suitcase and taken away the paper cutter and locked the room. They planned that one officer would be seeing in the room through a small whole made in walls and doors.
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