CM Mohan Yadav is strict on the fraud in the police constable recruitment process, gave instructions for strict action:

News Topical, Digital Desk : MP Police Recruitment Scam: A big scam has come to light in the Madhya Pradesh 2023 Police Constable Recruitment Exam. This matter is not just about solver gang or paper leak, but is also directly related to Aadhaar data and biometric manipulation. In this regard, CM Mohan Yadav has given instructions for strict action.

He said that strict action has been directed to be taken on receiving information of fraud and irregularities in the process of Police Constable Recruitment-2023. Such criminal acts, in which injustice is done to deserving candidates, will not be tolerated in Madhya Pradesh.

According to the CM, the police headquarters has taken suo motu cognizance and is thoroughly checking the biometric data and Aadhaar history of all the successful candidates. If prima facie impersonation is found, a crime is registered against the candidates and strict action is ensured.

In fact, when the Staff Selection Board (ESB) found discrepancies in the documents of some candidates, it itself ordered the police to investigate. During the initial interrogation, some candidates also admitted to cheating.

FIR lodged against 9 people in Sheopur district itself

Out of 23 constables in Sheopur district, 3 constables were found whose documents were found to be fake. All documents were checked before joining. Along with Sheopur, constables recruited through fake methods have also been caught in districts like Morena, Bhind, Indore, Alirajpur. FIR has been registered against 9 people in Sheopur district alone, in which three became police constables through fake methods. Along with them, two accomplices who took the exam and 5 accused working in the Aadhar centre who changed Aadhar card fingerprints through biometrics have also been arrested.

So far 19 FIRs have been registered, investigation is going on in many districts.
So far 19 FIRs have been registered in this case in 5 to 6 districts including Gwalior, Morena, Shivpur and Alirajpur. The investigating agencies are trying to get permission from the court so that the necessary data can be taken from UIDAI.