CBI probe into State exam board scam demanded

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Mahila Congress national president Shobha Oza here on Friday demanded a CBI probe into widespread irregularities in examinations conducted by the Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination Board (MPPEB).
 
While talking to mediapersons, she said, “The BJP Government is trying to shield the perpetrators of the scam, which ruined the career of lakhs of young people.”
Alleging that Madhya Pradesh continues to be the country's rape capital, she said that nearly 50,000 girls are missing in the State but no discussion over human trafficking was being undertaken. Replying to a query, Oza said that she admitted that her party failed as an organisation to effectively publicise various welfare schemes launched by the United Progressive Alliance Government.
 
On the other hand, the BJP successfully took the credit of central schemes by changing their names and other forms of manipulation. Earlier, while addressing the party workers, she told, “The scams that have taken place during the rule of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) should be constantly raised.” She was addressing the Madhya Pradesh Mahila Congress Mission 2014 State level meet organized here on Friday at State Congress office. During the programme, Madhya Pradesh Mahila Congress president Archana Jaiswal gave a warm welcome to Shobha Oza. While addressing the meeting, Oza further said that the suggestions which have been put forward by the women would be looked into and if required would be carried forward to the seniors.On the occasion, Madhya Pradesh Mahila Congress president Archana Jaiswal said that it is the time to think about the future and work hard for next lok Sabha Elections.
 
Further, Madhya Pradesh Mahila Congress State Spokesperson Karuna Sharma said that the female officials from across the State attended the meeting and also kept their suggestions and viewpoints forward for the next elections. During the meeting, Madhya Pradesh Mahila Congress acting president Mandvi Chauhan, Vice President Ambika Pathak, Sishila Goyal, Priyanka Kirar and others were present.
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