MP Congress Chief Jitu Patwari Slams BJP, Calls Madhya Pradesh 'Nursery Of Paper Leaks'-- VIDEO

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Madhya Pradesh Congress Committee president Jitu Patwari claimed that Madhya Pradesh has become the “nursery of paper leaks” in the country. Taking a swipe at Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, Patwari referred to him as “Bhoomivid”.

Addressing a press conference here on Saturday, Patwari said paper leaks, particularly the NEET controversy, have triggered widespread public anger and raised questions over why every major paper leak has links to people associated with the BJP.

He alleged that several individuals accused in the Vyapam scam were close to the BJP.

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Patwari claimed that while former Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan had announced a CBI probe into the Vyapam scam, the cases did not reach their logical conclusion. He also alleged that the present Mohan Yadav government failed to challenge the acquittals of key accused in the Supreme Court, thereby providing them protection.

Referring to past recruitment controversies, Patwari alleged that recruitment examinations for PMT, Patwari, Agriculture Extension Officer, Nursing, Forest, Food, Transport, Dairy, and other departments had witnessed irregularities.

He also questioned the appointment of Dr Rajesh Lal Mehra as Chairman of the MPPSC, alleging that his appointment remained controversial despite objections over his earlier recruitment.

He claimed that paper leaks over the past decade had affected nearly two crore students across the country and alleged that examination papers, including NEET, SSC, and Railway recruitment tests, had been repeatedly leaked.

On unemployment, Patwari accused the state government of manipulating employment figures. He claimed that official data on the employment portal showed that over five lakh people were marked as employed within a single day without transparency. He also alleged that while government records earlier reflected over 33 lakh registered unemployed youth, the portal now showed around 17.9 lakh, raising questions over the reduction.