The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has refused to take over 55 files or cases related to the Vyapam scam on account of shortcomings in the analysis.
On the other hand, the SIT refused to accept that there was any short coming in the analysis of the case and said that the CBI had shortage of analysts.
On the orders of Supreme Court, the CBI and SIT has differences on the enquiry of PMT scam. The SIT conducting enquiry of PMT scandal has registered 58 cases. Even after the orders of Supreme Court the SIT did not take the whole case in its hand. The CBI refused to take over 55 cases saying that these cases are full of short comings. The CBI team has taken only three cases and started further investigation in them. Other 55 files were returned to the SIT for correction. The SIT started to correct the short comings in the file. The ASP and SIT in charge Virendra Jain said that following the Supreme Court orders the SIT gave all 58 files to CBI. The CBI only took 3 cases and returned 55 cases.
Meanwhile, a fresh incident of alleged irregularities by the Vyapam has come to fore in Gajararaja Medical College, Gwalior.
The Vyapam has sent joining letters for the post of staff nurse to those who have no degree of BSc nursing. This came to light through scouting through the GRMC administration.
The GRMC administration did not allow such participant to join and gave this information to director medical education. The degree of BSC nursing is necessary for staff nurse post. The Vyapam had appeared such participants for the vacant post of medical college affiliated hospital for 298 seats of nursing staff. The Vyapam had allowed appearing such participants who did not have BSC nursing degree.
Even the art students were allowed in the examination. A list of such participants was sent to the medical colleges. The scrutiny committee verified the documents and selected participants it found that some participants did not have the degree of BSC nursing. The college administration did not allow them to join.