Jhunjhunu: In fresh trouble for the Rajasthan Congress, senior party leader and former Deputy Chief Minister Sachin Pilot has attacked the Ashok Gehlot government over the exam paper leak case. Without directly naming the Rajasthan chief minister, Pilot said, “We welcome the government’s decision to investigate the paper leak case. However, it is difficult to believe that no Congress leader or government official was involved in the leak.” Is.”
Pilot made the remarks while addressing a program in Jhunjhunu on Wednesday.
Hitting out at the CM, who was at loggerheads with his public in the wake of Rajasthan’s political crisis in 2020, Pilot said the government should explain what was the ‘magic’ that allowed the leaked exam papers to appear with the students. saw. Involvement of a politician or government official
The former Deputy Chief Minister of Rajasthan said, “It is said that the question papers of the exam were kept in a vault. So one can wonder what magic went into reaching the students without the involvement of any (Congress) leader or politician.” ” He said that responsibility should be fixed in the paper leak case and those involved should be identified and brought to book.
#watch , Rajasthan: It is unfortunate that the exam paper has been leaked again and again. I welcome the action taken against the culprits. It is being said that no leader or official was involved but despite reaching the students the paper is kept in the locker… This is ‘witchcraft’: Sachin Pilot (18.01) pic.twitter.com/XW9muGmySd– ANI MP/CG/Rajasthan (@ANI_MP_CG_RJ) January 19, 2023
On Tuesday too, Pilot had raised questions on the leak of question papers of the recruitment examination in Rajasthan. Addressing a press conference on Tuesday, he said, “I am saddened and anguished after the news of the paper leak. The future of our youth is at risk due to repeated paper leaks. It doesn’t matter who the culprit is.” , It should be strictly investigated.” Prevent recurrence of such paper leaks.”
In December, the Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) canceled the competitive exam for the recruitment of Class II teachers for 2022. The exam was rescheduled for January 29. To come to power in 2018.
The BJP-led opposition has accused the Gehlot government of failing to contain the menace.