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A shocking revelation has come to light regarding major irregularities in the recruitment of non-teaching staff in Banaras Hindu University (BHU). The strings of this entire fraud are now seen connecting from the pharmacist father to an influential officer uncle, who is currently the direct target of the investigating agencies. The special thing is that considering the seriousness of this matter, a confidential investigation has been conducted at the level of the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO). In this investigation report, many influential families associated with the education and medical world and their favorite candidates have been brought under suspicion. According to the investigation, a total of 28 candidates belonging to various districts of Purvanchal, Bihar, Kerala and Rajasthan have been found completely suspicious.
In this entire investigation, the case of a candidate from Varanasi has emerged most prominently. According to the accused, a pharmacist posted at Sir Sundarlal Hospital of BHU had transacted a huge amount of money to get his son illegally recruited for the post of junior clerk. Apart from this, the name of a retired employee of the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) living in Pahariya area of Varanasi has also cropped up in this syndicate. It is alleged that he pressurized and extorted money to get desired recruitment on non-academic posts. Central investigating agencies have started a thorough investigation of the mobile contacts and bank accounts of this person as well as the candidates and family members associated with him. Not only this, the investigation has found that a high ranking official of the Central Government, who is a resident of Chandauli, has been accused of illegally advocating for his nephew.
Some candidates have joined, some are in the final stages of the process.
Many of the candidates whose names have been placed in the suspicious category in this confidential and sensational report of the investigating agencies have also joined the university for their jobs. The appointment process of some other suspects has currently reached its final stage. There is a strong discussion in the administrative corridors of BHU that in many cases the document verification has also been completed in a hurry. However, considering the sensitivity of the matter and the activeness of the PMO, the major central agencies of the country are keeping a hawk-like eye on this entire selection process.
Education-medical mafia of Mau and Azamgarh also joined JD
The heat of this recruitment scam is now spreading rapidly to other districts of Purvanchal also. The names of many candidates of Mau and Azamgarh and their influential families have come under the ambit of investigation. According to confirmed information received from sources, these suspicious families have huge influence in the education and medical fields. The investigating agencies have formed a separate and special team and started investigating the bank accounts of all these families, recent financial activities and phone contacts with the suspects during the entire recruitment process, which is expected to make some major arrests soon.
