Former DGP Anurag Gupta’s problems increased in JSSC-CGL case: BJP leader Babulal Marandi said – tampering with evidence will not be tolerated.


The case of Jharkhand’s biggest much-discussed Staff Selection Commission i.e. JSSC-CGL examination scam has once again created a stir in the state’s politics, where new revelations and political statements every day have heated up the atmosphere. Meanwhile, former Chief Minister of Jharkhand and state president of Bharatiya Janata Party and leader of opposition Babulal Marandi has raised very serious and sensational questions regarding the role of former Director General of Police (DGP) of the state Anurag Gupta. Babulal Marandi, while directly targeting the government of Chief Minister Hemant Soren, has asked the question as to what is the reason why the government is sitting idle on the serious cases of paper leak and the former DGP who allegedly influenced the investigation and is completely hesitant in taking strict legal action against him. After this high-profile political and administrative development, the stir among the unemployed youth and student organizations of Jharkhand has intensified, as this matter is directly related to the future and career of lakhs of youth of the state. In today’s detailed article, we are going to inform you in detail about every aspect of this entire controversy related to JSSC-CGL exam, the suspicious role of former DGP Anurag Gupta and the sharp questions raised by Babulal Marandi.

Irregularities and paper leaking in competitive examinations conducted in Jharkhand is not a new matter, but this time the matter became more serious when the name of former DGP Anurag Gupta, who himself held the highest police post in the state, came under the ambit of investigation. According to reports and the initial investigation by the SIT, when allegations of rigging in the JSSC-CGL examination started, there were serious allegations of cover-up of cases and tampering with evidence at the CID and other levels. Babulal Marandi, while sharing an old video on his social media account, has claimed that during his tenure, former DGP Anurag Gupta had not only tried his best to refute the allegations of paper leak, but had also allegedly tried to present the facts differently in the court and at the higher level. BJP leaders have clearly said that when people holding the highest positions of the investigating agency are found involved in such acts, then it is meaningless to expect a fair investigation, due to which the youth of the state are losing faith in the system.

Taking on Chief Minister Hemant Soren, senior Bharatiya Janata Party leader Babulal Marandi has warned in clear words that any kind of tampering or tampering with the digital evidence and original documents of the JSSC-CGL exam will not be tolerated. He said that on one hand new revelations are being made in the current CID investigation and arrests are being made, while on the other hand there are strong indications of protection and protection to the main accused during the previous investigation. Marandi has put a tough question to the government that if the previous CID investigation was correct and no incident like paper leak had taken place, as the officials of that time were claiming, then how are arrests and revelations being made on such a large scale in the current investigation? He has demanded that the entire tenure of former DGP Anurag Gupta and his properties and his involvement in this entire scam should be independently investigated by CBI or any other impartial investigating agency so that milk can be mixed with water.

Amidst this entire political drama, the class that is suffering the most is the common youth and students of the state who have been preparing day and night for government jobs for the last several years and are forced to live in deep mental stress due to repeated disappointments due to paper leaks and corruption. The cancellation of big examinations like JSSC-CGL, paper out and the subsequent rhetoric between political parties have proved that there is still a long battle to be fought to improve the system of Jharkhand. The student organizations clearly say that they are not concerned with the lip service of any political party, rather they want justice and it should be ensured that the future examinations are completely transparent. If the government does not take transparent action in this matter soon and does not expose the culprits, then in the coming days this issue can take the form of a big mass movement in the state politics, due to which the problems of the government can increase further.