CM Pushkar Singh Dhami File Photo
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Government will crush 'cheating jihadists' to dust: Uttarakhand CM Dhami

The Chief Minister said that coaching and cheating mafias are trying to launch a “cheating jihad.”

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Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has said that after the strict anti-cheating law was implemented in the state, the coaching mafia and cheating mafia have joined hands to attempt a “cheating jihad.” But the government will, at any cost, crush these “cheating jihadists” to dust, he said.

Addressing a meeting of BJP office bearers on Wednesday, CM Dhami said that the state government has implemented the country’s best anti-cheating law to curb the cheating mafia. Since then, more than 100 cheating mafias have been sent to jail. With the government’s efforts, in the past four years, more than 25,000 youth have secured government jobs transparently. Now, young people are succeeding in multiple examinations through their hard work and talent, he said.

However, some people are not able to digest the progress of the youth. Therefore, such mischievous elements are trying to unite and push the future of the youth into darkness. He said that due to the government’s strictness, the cheating and coaching mafia, in frustration, are attempting to launch a “cheating jihad” in Devbhoomi (the holy land of Uttarakhand). Through this, even before investigations are completed, they are trying to create chaos in the state.

The Chief Minister gave a stern warning, saying that the government will not allow the intentions of such elements to succeed. The state government is determined to crush the exam mafias and “cheating jihadists” to dust at any cost. The government will not let any attempt of “cheating jihad” succeed, he added.

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