Punjab pharmacy exam scam: Amid pressure from Opposition, AAP minister Harjot Singh Bains offers to resign
The state minister said that the alleged irregularities had not been uncovered by the Opposition, but by the government itself.
The state minister said that the alleged irregularities had not been uncovered by the Opposition, but by the government itself.
The case, which investigators describe as one of the most technologically advanced examination frauds uncovered in Punjab, has revived concerns over the state's recruitment process and intensified demands for political accountability.
Before forming the Cockroach Janta Party, Abhijeet Dipke was an active member of the Aam Aadmi Party, handling its social media strategy.
This comes days after Punjab Police dismantled an inter-state cheating racket operating during the pharmacy officer recruitment examination.
Opposition leaders visited injured protesters, staged demonstrations in Parliament and demanded that Delhi Police disclose all FIRs and detentions linked to Monday’s march.
Kejriwal appealed to people to take care of his family when he goes back to jail on June 2.
The Delhi minister pointed out that it’s the same ED that had let Sharath Reddy and Raghav Magunta avail of the bail facility on grounds of backache.
Kejriwal alleged that there was a dictatorship going on in the country, pointing that that Rs 9,000 crore of Punjab’s rights have been withheld by the BJP-led Centre.
The defamation case pertains to the allegation of the AAP leader that the BJP was trying to poach AAP MLAs under the alleged Operation Lotus.
The BJP wants to stop free electricity, says Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
