Former Uttarakhand CM Trivendra Singh Rawat says that the Uttarakhand CM should recommend for CBI probe, the demand by agitating youths in UKSSSC cheating scam
The former chief minister of Uttarakhand, Haridwar MP and Uttarakhand FCI chairman Trivendra Singh Rawat has said that he thinks there is no harm in recommending for the Indian premier investigating agency CBI’s probe into the UKSSSC cheating scam in Uttarakhand.
Giving his reaction to one of the reporters on this issue, the former chief minister of Uttarakhand said that there is tremendous anger and opposition among the youths over this issue and in the state capital to various locations of Uttarakhand there are series of protests unambiguously indicating as to how badly is the public opinion going against the ruling political dispensation of the state – on this issue.
Therefore he thinks, the Uttarakhand chief minister Pushkar Singh Dhami should honour the demand of thousands of agitating youths of the state on the cheating of UKSSSC for an impartial and transparent CBI probe and recommend for the probe forthwith.
It may be recalled that the Uttarakhand chief minister Dhami has already constituted a high-level probe committee to be chaired by the former High Court judge for conducting investigations into this scam but the agitated youths have no faith on this and are demanding a thorough CBI probe.
It may be recalled that the adamant chief minister of Uttarakhand Pushkar Singh Dhami had not recommended the Ankita Bhandari case for CBI probe despite number of protest demonstrations finally compelling the activists and the aggrieved parents of Ankita approach the Uttarakhand High Court and thereafter Supreme Court but of no avail.
When the first case of the massive cheating scam during the tenure of the then CM Trivendra Singh Rawat was found in 2017 creating a statewide uproar and outrage then too the youths had demanded a CBI probe but their demand then couldn’t be met. Now since Trivendra Singh Rawat is no more the CM and MP from Haridwar he is favouring the protesting youths demand for a CBI probe.
