Former CM Trivendra Singh Rawat met BJP National President JP Nadda

After the meeting of former Trivendra Singh Rawat with BJP National President JP Nadda in New Delhi, there has been a stir in the political circles once again. However, the matter of talks between the two leaders on issues related to Uttarakhand has come to the fore. Rawat has met Nadda at a time when the UKSSSC paper leak, assembly backdoor recruitment, forest inspector recruitment case is heating up in Uttarakhand. Rawat has already met top leaders in Delhi several times. A large number of youths have marched to the Secretariat in Dehradun to register their protest against the recruitment scam. If sources are to be believed, Trivendra has spoken to Nadda in detail about a dozen schemes related to the development of Uttarakhand. After meeting Nadda, Trivendra has also met several senior BJP leaders at the party office. If sources are to be believed, Trivendra had talks with Rajya Sabha MP Anil Baluni for about an hour. The meeting of top party leaders Trivendra has heated up the political atmosphere.

BJP high command also eyeing recruitment scam

The BJP high command is also keeping an eye on the Uttarakhand government after getting gritty in the recruitment scam. Showing strictness, CM Pushkar Singh Dhami has instructed to take strict action in all the recruitment scams. UKSSSC has arrested more than 30 accused by STF in recruitment scam. Whereas, Assembly Speaker Ritu Khanduri has also set up an inquiry on the assembly backdoor recruitment.

In the disputed recruitments of the Vidhan Sabha, the investigation team has found many irregularities in the files in the initial phase. The investigation team continued to scrutinize the files till late Tuesday evening. The probe team headed by DK Kotia and members Surendra Rawat and Avanendra Nayal perused the files of appointments made during the tenure of former Speakers Govind Singh Kunjwal and Premchand Agarwal. Sources said that there were discrepancies in the files. In the last three days, the team has inspected more than 55 files. Not even the certificates of all the employees were found in the appointment files.