Minister of Education Mihail Sleahtitchi claims that the Baccalaureate tests were posted on the internet as soon as they were drawn out of their sealed envelopes. The Minister was summoned on Thursday to the Parliament’s sitting, in order to give answers as to how the tests got to be posted on social networks right ahead of the exams, Info-Prim Neo reports. The Minister of Education was in heard at the request of Stella Jantuan, member of the Democratic Party. The MP was appalled by how the test were made public, suggesting that someone from inside the Ministry may have contributed to it. The Ministry has, however, denied any allegations of the kind. “The tests, as they got into the students’ hands, were photographed, and immediately posted on the social network. They were posted after being unsealed, by students who severely violated the declaration they signed. It would’ve been impossible otherwise”, firmly stated the Minister. Mihail Sleahtitchi insisted that it is impossible for the test to have been posted even before being unsealed, and if the MP has any evidence, she should present it. Other ministers were also summoned to be heard by the Parliament, however, their hearing were left for another meeting.