Also look up: <http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/other-states/vyapam-scam-namratas-postmortem-report-reveals-she-was-murdered/article7399217.ece>.
Sukla On 08/07/2015, Sukla Sen <[email protected]> wrote: > I/II. > http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/politics-and-nation/vyapam-scam-supreme-court-to-take-a-call-on-cbi-probe-tomorrow/articleshow/47992418.cms > > Vyapam scam: Supreme Court to take a call on CBI probe tomorrow > By PTI | 8 Jul, 2015, 09.37PM IST > > NEW DELHI/JABALPUR: The Supreme Court will take up tomorrow pleas for > a CBI probe in the Vyapam scam as Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister > Shivraj Singh Chouhan declared today that he would also back such a > request in the apex court but ruled out resignation from the post. > > All eyes are on the Supreme Court which is scheduled to take up a > batch of petitions for ordering a CBI probe into the multi-crore > scandal after the Madhya Pradesh High court today deferred hearing on > a state government's plea for a probe by the central agency. > > Saying the apex court would hear similar petitions tomorrow, the High > Court, where the state government filed a plea yesterday for a CBI > probe, deferred the hearing till July 20. > > Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, who was in Delhi, dismissed > demands for his resignation saying the Congress and other parties have > been demanding it right from the day he became chief minister more > than 10 years ago. > He maintained that none in the party top brass had asked him to plead > for a CBI probe. > > "My leadership trusts me fully and that is something I am proud of. > Noone told me that I should request for a CBI probe. I felt the need > for it myself as an air of suspicion was being created in the last two > or three days," Chouhan told PTI. > > "We requested the (Madhya Pradesh) High Court that the probe should be > done by CBI. The matter is likely to come up before the Supreme Court > tomorrow. We will make the same prayer there too. > > "The Congress and the opposition cannot tolerate the path of progress > under me in Madhya Pradesh. They have been demanding my resignation > from the beginning. They are bringing disrepute to Madhya Pradesh," he > said. > > Meanwhile, the massive admission and recruitment scam that has > seriously dented the state's BJP government's public image, took > another murky turn with the post mortem report of a female MBBS > student, a suspect in the case whose body was found beside railway > tracks in Ujjain in 2012, maintaining it was a "homicidal" death > caused by "violent asphyxia". > > As the report came into the public domain for the first time at the > height of the controversy over a string of mysterious deaths of people > associated with Vyapam, including five over the past week, the Madhya > Pradesh police decided to reopen the case and launch fresh > investigation. > > Police had registered a case of murder following Amrita Damor's death > but later closed it describing it as an "accident". The case that had > faded from public memory with time, had come into focus last week when > TV Today group journalist Akshay Singh died soon after interviewing > her parents. > > A day after the Chouhan government buckled under heightened all round > pressure and moved the High Court seeking a CBI probe, the matter came > up before a division bench headed by Chief Justice A M Khankilwar > which deferred the hearing till July 20 on the ground that the Supreme > Court is to hear a clutch of similar pleas tomorrow. > > Additional Advocate General P Kaurav said the state government had in > its plea contended that though the Special Task Force of MP police was > "efficiently" investigating the scam, it wants a CBI inquiry following > the "recent unfortunate incidents". > > The Supreme Court had yesterday agreed to hear tomorrow the plea of > Congress leader Digvijay Singh and three whistle-blowers -- Ashish > Chaturvedi, Anand Rai and Prashant Pandey -- seeking a CBI probe into > the scam. > > Snipped > > II. > http://epaperbeta.timesofindia.com/Article.aspx?eid=31804&articlexml=Shivraj-fooling-people-on-CBI-inquiry-Cong-08072015012039 > > Jul 08 2015 : The Times of India (Mumbai) > Shivraj fooling people on CBI inquiry: Cong > New Delhi: > TNN > > Congress on Tuesday accused MP CM Shivraj Chouhan of “fooling people“ > by writing to the high court for a CBI probe into Vyapam scam, saying > he should instead have written to the Centre if he was serious about > the demand. Jyotiraditya Scindia, chief whip in Lok Sabha, said > Congress wants the SC to monitor the CBI inquiry into the scandal. > > > -- > Peace Is Doable > -- Peace Is Doable -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Green Youth Movement" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send an email to [email protected]. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/greenyouth. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
