The government teacher tried to bribe Education Minister Madan Dilawar. He brought an application during public hearing to join the course committee. It also had an envelope and a box of sweets. There were 5 thousand rupees in the envelope. Minister inform the police
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A young teacher is a grade third teacher in Banswara district The name of the young man giving an envelope of money is Chandrakant Vaishnav. There is a posting at Government Upper Primary School Budha in Ghatol block of Banswara. The work of book writing is done by Rajasthan State Educational Research and Training Council (RSCERT). He wants to involve himself in the same writing process. With this intention, Chandrakant reached the Minister of Civil Lines in Jaipur on Monday morning.
Government teacher Chandrakant Vaishnav was handed over to the police by Education Minister Madan Dilawar.
Envelope with sweets during public hearing The minister was doing public hearing at his civil lines residence on Monday morning. Then Chandrakant brought an application to demand the inclusion of the course committee. Along with this, he also gave an envelope and a box of sweets.
Education Minister Madan Dilawar said- I have considered a normal envelope, because many envelopes come with the recommendation letter every day. My photographer Bharat told that there is money in it. After this, when I saw the envelope, there was 5 thousand rupees in it. I had to go to Ramgarh dam. I made him sit there and informed the police. Now the police is questioning the young man.
Dilawar said – is the worst incident in my life Madan Dilawar said that this is the first incident of my life. It was about 35-36 years in politics, but this has never happened when someone felt that the Education Minister works by paying money.
Madan Dilawar said- I immediately called the police of the concerned police station. When I came back from Ramgarh dam, I told this to reporters. This is a big event of my life. The worst incident is. It is sad that people think that the Education Minister takes money.
The young man described himself as associated with the ideology of ABVP in the letter.
