Days after the Gujarat government was forced to cancel the junior clerical exam due to a paper leak, Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot criticized the BJP government, expressing his dismay over the paper leak scam. Gujarat Panchayat Service Selection Board canceled the Junior Clerk Recruitment Exam due to paper leak. Gehlot said on Twitter that paper leak incidents have become a serious problem.
“Today the Panchayat Services Selection Board in Gujarat has canceled the recruitment exam of Junior Clerk due to paper leak. This shows that paper leak has become a serious problem across the country. This is the 17th paper leak in Gujarat last year. ” Gehlot said that there have been complaints of paper leaks and irregularities in Army recruitment, High Court recruitment, even DRDO recruitment, which shows how serious this problem is. In Rajasthan, strict action has been taken regarding paper leak seriously.
He further said that the state government has arrested the people involved in the paper leak racket and sent them to jail. “Those involved in the paper leak were sent to jail, sacked from their jobs and illegal properties of the mafia were demolished,” he said.
Today the Panchayat Service Selection Board in Gujarat has canceled the recruitment exam of Junior Clerk due to paper leak. This shows that paper leak has become a critical problem across the country. This is the 17th paper leak in Gujarat in the last years.
1/2– Ashok Gehlot (@ashokgehlot51) January 29, 2023
The Chief Minister of Rajasthan further said, “I hope that other governments will also work with the same seriousness keeping in mind the future of the youth. All the governments should consider a comprehensive solution to the problem of paper leak across the country so that the youth can be safe in the future.” can be done.”
Earlier yesterday, the Gujarat Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) arrested 15 accused from Vadodara with the question paper after the Panchayat Junior Clerk recruitment exam, which was scheduled to take place at 11 am, was postponed due to paper leak in Jamnagar. Was given The students and their parents, who reached Jamnagar center to take the exam, expressed their disappointment and anger, demanding strict action from the government against the culprits. Notably, a total of 26,882 students had registered for the exam in Jamnagar while over 7,00,000 were expected to appear for the exam across the state.