A shocking incident of alleged mass cheating has emerged from Sarvodaya College in Chandrapur district, Maharashtra, where students taking the BA Civil Services examination were reportedly allowed to use mobile phones during the exam for a fee of ₹300. Videos circulating on social media depict students openly using their phones to search for answers, raising serious concerns about the integrity of the examination process and the oversight by officials. The incident occurred on April 22, and reports indicate that nearly 400 students were present at the center, with many sharing benches and some forced to sit on the floor due to overcrowding. This incident adds to the growing concerns about examination integrity in India, following a recent case where an examination cheating racket was uncovered in Delhi, involving remote access to computer systems. Authorities have not yet provided a detailed response to the allegations at Sarvodaya College.