A controversy has emerged at the Government Senior Secondary School in Jyora, Jhanduta, Himachal Pradesh, where students and their families allege tampering of answer sheets in the Class 10 Board drawing exam conducted in March 2025. Parents expressed their concerns during a press conference in Bilaspur, stating that the answer sheets were stored at the examination center before being sent to the board, raising security issues. Following the announcement of results, many students received unexpectedly low marks, particularly in drawing, prompting families to file a complaint with the School Education Board. They claimed that a forensic examination revealed clear signs of tampering. The situation is particularly troubling as it appears to affect only 11 students from Jyora School, leading to suspicions of targeted irregularities. Parents also criticized the use of the examination center as the collection point for answer sheets, which they argue violates established protocols. They have called for a fair investigation and strict legal action against those responsible, emphasizing the need for transparency and accountability in the examination system. This incident highlights significant gaps in the evaluation process, raising concerns about the future of affected students.