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The HC on the admin side clearly wants to bury the matter and the state govt irrespective of the party in power is ever willing to to arrest any action on such "small" scams. Know why? Because if you keep digging and follow the money trail, it will bring down the entire house of cards. The domino effect will unscramble the calculli of corruption where everyone is involved. Remember Bhopal Gas tragedy? Or even the Vyapam scam? Did the actual heads roll?
Criminal Tribes Act replaced with Habitual Offenders Act
Crown replaced with Topi
IPC with BNS
And the list goes on.
This is just SHOCKING. The alumni named must not only be immediately sacked but also imprisoned. Did this scam happen during BJP rule? If yes, why isn't the Congress taking it up? Rahul Gandhi must raise it in Parliament. Vice versa if it happened during Congress rule.
FIVE YEARS AFTER Abhay Kumar Gohil, a former judge at the Madhya Pradesh High Court, recommended action in a case of serious examination fraud at the National Law Institute University of Bhopal, at least five former students identified in his inquiry report continue to serve as judges in the state’s trial courts. In 2018, Gohil conducted a lengthy inquiry into examination malpractice at NLIU Bhopal—one of India’s top public law colleges. He uncovered a racket involving the university staff, who were alleged to have manipulated exam results in exchange for money. Gohil found 176 cases of students who had been passed or had been awarded five-year bachelor’s degrees in a fraudulent manner, between 1998 and 2011.
Why is this not being discussed? How many NLUs are running such scams?