Find the Villain: But wait, who's the judge?

Sample this and find the villain!

You hired from campuses (from various engineering schools), remotely in most cases, used proctored tests and follow up interviews, etc. Out of 700 students, who passed tests, came on board, after, 6 months in the job/training, were given the same online proctored test and 540 failed miserably.
This analytics company was shell shocked!
In my home state Bihar, there is a saying: अप्पन हारल, और जोरू के मारल, कोई नहीं कहता है ! (Translation: Everyone conveniently hides one's own failures and beating by the wife.).

But like in the on-act play (एकांकी ) by Bhartendu Harishschandra : "Andher Nagri" , if the goat had died, king must find the culprit and justice must be done!
So, culprit was found (No RCA, No investigations, No investigating team, No fact finding committee, etc. ) Culprit was identified: The third-party test platform who provided the "Proctored" test platform for ~25 cents per test including "proctoring " services that they themselves bought from another service provider. No court, no jury, no attorney, verdict was pronounced by the Hangman! Test provider company failed. The whole campus hiring team who actually failed to even review the proctored videos and released offer and joining letters, were given clean chit!

Test videos, when investigated by the third-party company, found that, test givers (Company) did not even review those videos, where candidates did all fake things, impersonation, group of folks taking test, use of all possible unfair means, etc.

Campus hiring team abstained from doing their BASIC task of reviewing test videos of candidates. Caeser's wives are everywhere.

इसे कहते हैं; अंधेर नगरी चौपट राजा, टके सेर भाजी, टके सेर खाजा !
This also reminds of the typical Corporate's Ant Story!/
Disclaimer: No holy Cow, aka Campus hiring Leadership team was harmed in this process.
This story above is an act of fiction. Characters are fictional too and have no semblance with anyone living or dead!

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