Jaipur: The government on Friday ruled out the CBI investigation into the leakage of reet paper.
Minister of Parliament Minister Shanti Dhariwal said the government was ready to reply to the opposition and prepare to accommodate their suggestions for systems that were very easy to carry out inspections, but put aside any CBI investigation.
Intervention in this problem, the Speaker CP Joshi says children who deserve to be ensured that they get a job.
The government must provide a statement about how it will prevent extortion from manipulating the exam.
“I don’t want to go to the opposition request for the CBI investigation, but the fair choice for work is a serious problem.
It is necessary to identify the perpetrators of paper leaks,” he said.
“It also needs to end the deadlock at home and discuss this serious problem.
The government must also be heard and the house must ensure that such incidents should not occur in the future,” he said.
Parliament Minister Shanti Dhariwal said the government would not carry out CBI investigations into paper leaks.
“The government is ready to reply to the reet at home.
We will also take into account BJP Raj.
If you have courage, then argue at home.
All this is done by Delhi’s orders,” The Minister accused.
Opposition leader Kulab Chand Kataria said the police and administrative officers were responsible for the security of question papers throughout the state.
“Why only the people chosen from the Rajiv Gandhi study circle were appointed in this educational complex at Jaipur where the REET question paper was leaked,” he asked.
He also accused the ministers involved in leaks.