In a concerted effort to fight the surge in e-book piracy, the Jharkhand police on 4 November swooped down on ‘Barnwala Ebook Nook’, a local store in Bokaro and apprehended the proprietor Suraj Barnwal for promoting pirated copies of Educart’s CBSE Class 10 sample papers for 2024 session. Bokaro police arrested him and posted an FIR, placing him behind bars below IPC420 and Copyright Act 63.
The raid, executed with precision, uncovered a cache of low-quality pirated books, signaling a stern warning to counterfeiters amidst Educart’s countrywide clampdown on the compromise of educational integrity. Educart has made it very clear that college students shouldn’t be fooled with low high quality duplicate books of Educart by some unscrupulous shopkeepers. Related raids might be carried out additional in main cities of Bihar, Jharkhand, U.P. Orissa and Delhi as properly within the coming few weeks.
Through the raid, the authorities seized quite a few copies of the pirated books, which have been instantly distinguishable from the originals by their low-grade paper, shoddy print high quality, and noticeably blackened photographs. The presence of the shopkeeper on the scene allowed for an on-the-spot apprehension with the pirated Educart supplies in his possession.
Educart, a number one writer recognized for high-quality CBSE & NEET Books, has initiated a rigorous marketing campaign throughout India to put an finish to the piracy of their publications. This marketing campaign is an endeavor to defend the model’s repute and the training expertise of scholars who depend on Educart books for his or her exams preparations.
Reacting to the incident, an Educart spokesperson Ms. Mukti Gupta, Compliance Head, Agrawal Group of Publications stated, “It’s important for us to preserve the integrity of our instructional instruments. These pirated variations not solely harm our enterprise however, extra importantly, they detrimentally have an effect on the standard of schooling for college students who would possibly unknowingly use them. Our pan-India offensive in opposition to piracy is not only about defending our merchandise, however about guaranteeing that the usual of schooling and the sources accessible to learners should not compromised.”
This latest police motion alerts a transparent warning to these concerned within the piracy commerce and marks a step ahead in Educart’s ongoing efforts to protect the standard of instructional sources offered to college students throughout the nation.
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