Rajasthan: 17 Out Of 19 Recruitment Exam Papers Leaked During Congress Rule, Claims CM Bhajanlal

During the tenure of the previous government, 17 out of 19 papers were leaked, Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma claimed.

Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma (Photo: @bhajanlalbjp)

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Jaipur: Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma claimed on Sunday that question papers for 17 out of 19 recruitment exams were leaked during the Congress government's rule, causing significant despair among the youth, as reported by news agency PTI.

Sharma noted that upon the BJP forming the state government, a special investigation team (SIT) was established to address the paper leak incidents. This team took decisive action, resulting in the arrest of 108 individuals involved.

At the inauguration of the Rajpurohit Global Center of Excellence (Rajpurohit Hostel), the Chief Minister said, "During the tenure of the previous government, 17 out of 19 papers were leaked." He criticized the Congress government, accusing it of "pushing our youth into the depths of despair." The repeated paper leaks shattered the morale of diligent and honest students, Sharma claimed.

"Around 108 people have been arrested in paper leak cases. These are the people who shattered the dreams of the youth," he said and asserted that those who break the dreams of the youth will not be spared.

Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma announced that around 70,000 posts are being filled this year. He also mentioned the establishment of Yuva Saathi centers at all divisional headquarters to guide youths in building their careers in the private sector.

Highlighting the importance of youth welfare, Sharma praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for introducing the National Education Policy 2020, which aims to make the education system employment-oriented and equip young people to face the challenges of the 21st century.

In Chittorgarh, BJP state president C.P. Joshi criticized the Congress for not undertaking any development work during its rule in Rajasthan. "The previous Congress government did not do any work of public interest for five years. They only did something a few months before the elections, making people feel as though they were receiving something," Joshi alleged.

Joshi further stated that as soon as the BJP formed the government, Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma took numerous public welfare decisions. He asserted that the BJP's double-engine government would create a history of development.