The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has filed a police complaint regarding cyberattacks targeting its post-result services portal, including re-evaluation-related services. CBSE says the attacks are of a nature and scale that indicate a coordinated effort, and it has approached the relevant investigation authorities for a detailed probe. According to CBSE, the action is intended to enable appropriate legal steps against those responsible. The complaint is filed through the designated investigative unit, with CBSE citing the need to examine the pattern of the attacks and their impact on access to services after exam results are announced. The reports describe CBSE’s move as part of its response to online disruptions linked to the portal used for post-result processes. The board’s statement focuses on the investigative and legal process rather than specifying the identities of the attackers or the technical details of the intrusion. The complaint indicates CBSE’s intent to pursue enforcement action based on findings from the investigation.