Every once in a while, around annual exams time for secondary schools, Indian media will show images of people scaling walls to get to open windows. They are professional ‘delivery’ boys hired by anxious parents from the ‘cheating mafia’ to obtain copies of the exam from students inside the building and then return pre-prepared answers to the questions to their children writing the exams.
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