Rajasthan CM Bhajan Lal Sharma orders strict action on fresh RPSC paper leak case. SOG & ACB tasked to ensure zero tolerance for corruption.
Jaipur: A fresh case of the former Congress government’s paper leak has been made public by the Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC). Strict action has been ordered by Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma. On Thursday night, Sharma was at the Chief Minister’s Office. Other SOG and ACB officials, including Director General of Police Rajiv Kumar Sharma, were instructed to act swiftly and strictly in light of the new information. He instructed the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) and Special Operations Group (SOG) to be included if needed. Nobody should be spared, according to Chief Minister Bhajan Lal.
According to the Chief Minister, the fresh information uncovered by the RPSC corruption scandal and the paper leak from the previous administration is quite dangerous. In accordance with the zero tolerance policy against corruption, he has instructed the SOG to look into the situation and take strong measures against the offenders.
According to Bhajan Lal Sharma, 340 individuals who leaked documents while stifling young people’s hopes were detained during the previous administration. The government will not spare any convicted individuals in the future, regardless of their size. He pledged to realize the aspirations of the young people, stating that throughout our government’s mandate, 296 recruitment exams were held, and not a single exam paper was leaked.