Diggy to reveal more on MPPEB scam tomorrow

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Congress general secretary and former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Digvijay Singh would do another revelation on March 4 in the infamous MPPEB scam. This time, besides targeting Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, the Congress parliamentarian would also hit at the close aides of Chouhan.

Singh, after being booked for forgery and conspiracy in appointment cases relating to the period when he was Congress Chief Minister, is going to do another big expose on March 4 when he would first submit strong evidence against Chouhan to the Special Investigation Team (SIT), probing the biggest educational and recruitment scam of the country - the Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination Board (MPPEB) scam.

later, the Congress leader would talk to the media to provide the details of the evidence submitted to the investigating agency. Singh, while talking to The Pioneer said, "Not only Chouhan would be found involved in the scam but also his gang that includes his Ministers, officials, employees and associates who helped him in the scam would go o jail."

Singh after an FIR was lodged against him said that now he would not only expose the MPPEB scam but would expose the corruption and scams of other departments of the State. "I am having evidence of many corruptions of many departments. I am ready for any enquiry and have said earlier also that the State Government should order a CBI inquiry of my tenure as well the BJP Government's tenure of last decade," he added.

The senior Congress leader dared the Chief Minister to order a CBI probe against him as well as into the MPPEB scam so that the people of the State come to know the truth. He claimed that not a single person involved in the MPPEB scam would be spared. "The BJP Government of the State is trying to find irregularities of my tenure ever since it came to power. Only a complaint has been registered against me, it would be further investigated and after that case would be filed and after that I would take bail and would do whatever legal action I have to take."

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