Punjab BJP President Kewal Dhillon criticized the Aam Aadmi Party government in Punjab for alleged incompetence, corruption, and neglecting the youth’s future. Dhillon highlighted incidents involving the Punjab Subordinate Services Selection Board (PSSSB) Group-B recruitment paper leak and a cheating racket during Pharmacy Officers’ recruitment in Faridkot. He accused the government of failing to address these issues effectively, jeopardizing the aspirations of thousands of candidates.
Dhillon pointed out that the Group-B recruitment examination was compromised due to a paper leak, with investigations failing to yield results even after six months. He criticized the government for its silence on the matter, emphasizing the corruption and administrative shortcomings. Additionally, he raised concerns about the alleged sale of government jobs during the pharmacy recruitment process, involving the use of illicit devices like pen cameras and Bluetooth inside examination centers.
The BJP leader questioned the absence of signal jammers at examination centers, which he believed undermined the fairness of the examination process. He called out AAP’s leadership, including Arvind Kejriwal, for their silence on these critical issues and demanded the immediate resignation of the Health and Education Ministers. Dhillon asserted that the government’s actions have been exposed, and the people of Punjab are prepared to hold them accountable for compromising the state’s youth’s future.
Dhillon contrasted the state government’s response with the Central government’s handling of the NEET case, praising Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s swift action in ordering a CBI investigation that led to arrests. He highlighted the establishment of fast-track courts and upcoming legislation to ensure strict penalties for such offenses, emphasizing the Central government’s commitment to safeguarding the country’s youth.
