FIR against Digvijaya Singh over appointments in Congress regime
Bhopal: An FIR was filed against Congress general secretary Digvijaya Singh, former Speaker of the Madhya Pradesh Assembly Sriniwas Tiwari and 17 others in connection with their appointment to the legislature secretariat during the Congress regime.
Deputy secretary of the state Assembly Shyamlal Maithil filed the FIR at Jehangirabad police station.
Principal secretary of the Assembly Bhagwandev Israni said that initially it had named the 17 personnel but later the government added Singh’s and Tiwari’s names.
Deputy secretary of the state Assembly Shyamlal Maithil filed the FIR at Jehangirabad police station.
The FIR was filed under sections 420 (cheating), 468 (forgery for cheating) and 120-B (criminal conspiracy) of the Indian Penal Code on the recommendations of Justice (retd) Sachindra Dwivedi committee, which found these appointments as illegal and recommended dismissal of these 17 persons, a senior official said.
The BJP government led by the current home minister Babulal Gaur had set up the committee in 2004-05 to probe the appointments made during the Congress regime from 1993-2003 when Singh was the Chief Minister and Tiwari the Speaker. Its report was submitted in 2006.
The state government then recommended a CBI probe but the Central agency declined to take over saying that state agencies were competent enough for the job.
The 17 employees include former principal secretary of Vidhan Sabha Dr AK Payasi, who had joined as a chief municipal officer and was later deputed to the Assembly.
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