Atishi criticized Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over limited bank options on the portal (Image credit: ANI)

Former Delhi Chief Minister and current Delhi Assembly member LOP Atishi has criticized the CBSE revaluation process, alleging that students are facing difficulties due to limited payment options on the board’s revaluation portal.In a post on X, Atishi claimed that payment for revaluation can currently be made only through State Bank of India (SBI), Canara Bank, Bank of Baroda or Indian Bank.“Another day… another achievement by @dpradhanbjp… After the late launch of the CBSE revaluation portal, students have now learned that payment can be made only through SBI, Canara Bank, Bank of Baroda or Indian Bank.“So if a student or their parents do not have an account in these banks, they cannot apply for revaluation! The Prime Minister and his Cabinet have taken mismanagement to new heights”This criticism comes after concerns were raised about the delayed launch of the CBSE revaluation portal amid the OSM tender controversy.The controversy escalated when students started reporting smudged answer sheets, missing pages, mismatched scanned copies and frequent glitches during the revaluation process.Opposition targeted BJP Other opposition leaders Aditya Thackeray and Kapil Sibal also criticized the central government’s handling of the CBSE controversy following the transfer of the board chairman and secretary.Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Thackeray questioned whether the transfer of the two officers was a “major action” by the BJP government, calling it inadequate.Meanwhile, senior lawyer and Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal described the episode as a “CBSE failure” and alleged that the government was “blaming the small fish and saving the big fish.”He questioned why the alleged irregularities, including claims related to the controversial contract, were not being investigated and asked where agencies like CBI and ED were in this matter.CBSE says the website is being improvedProviding updates on the CBSE verification and revaluation portal, officials said the platform is currently supporting around 14,000 concurrent users and over 28,000 successful submissions have been recorded till 10 pm.A post on