Fake Caste Certificate Cases Under Scanner In Madhya Pradesh! 210 Verification Reports Pending With SPs As Inquiry-Investigation Confusion Delays Action In Bhopal
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Caste certificate verification given by the Caste Security Committee to police has been caught between 'inquiry' and 'investigation' procedures. A total of 210 verifications are pending with SPs across the state and their results are unlikely to come. The cases wherein people try to grab government jobs by furnishing fake or dubious caste certificates are increasing in…
In Madhya Pradesh, the Caste Security Committee has been facing delays in processing caste certificate verification cases, with 210 verification reports currently pending with district SPs. The issue stems from a confusion between the processes of investigation and inquiry. While an investigation is a systematic process to gather facts and evidence, an inquiry is a broader process to determine the truth or gain understanding.
The state-level scrutiny committee has cross-checked 881 cases since its formation, rejecting 517 and recognizing 364. However, due to the lack of investigation reports from SPs, these pending cases remain unresolved. Police officials acknowledge the issue but note that SPs have not taken action, and the police headquarters have not issued any orders.
The Crime Investigation Department has registered a case against former IPS officer Raghuveer Singh Meena, who is accused of using a fake caste certificate to secure a police job. The Special Task Force is investigating several other instances where fake caste certificates were used to obtain government positions. In another development, Bhopal's sanitation workers are likely to call off their strike following a meeting with Chief Minister Mohan Yadav.
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