REET 2021: Level 2 Exam CANCELLED, New DATES to be Announced Soon

New Delhi: After facing flak over REET 2021 paper leak issue, the Ashok Gehlot-led Rajasthan government on Monday cancelled level 2 of the Rajasthan Eligibility Examination for Teacher (REET) 2021. Addressing a presser, Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said,”We will cancel the level 2 of REET exam 2021, we will conduct this exam again.Also Read – REET Question Paper Leak: Rajasthan Govt Sacks RBSE Chairman DP Jaraulili

Politics over REET 2021 paper leak had intensified as the BJP was constantly attacking the state government ove this issue. Different wings of the BJP were also protesting across the state demanding cancellation of the exam. Also Read – Alwar Rape Case: Rajasthan Govt Decides To Handover Investigation To CBI

The Rajasthan government’s decision to cancel REET 2021 comes days after the REET paper leak case of 2021 was raise in the Lok Sabha by RLP convenor and Nagaur MP Hanuman Beniwal, who demanded a CBI probe into the matter along with the cancellation of the exams. Also Read – Rajasthan Weekend Curfew: Police Intensifies Patrolling, Raises Barricades To Check Violations

Speaking at the Lower House, Beniwal said, “There should be a CBI inquiry into the REET cheating case. The youth of Rajasthan are agitating. Huge anomalies are being reported in the REET exams. We want REET 2021 to be canceled and there should be a CBI inquiry into the rigging.”

After raising the session, Beniwal told the media that when the Special Operation Group (SOG) of the police has agreed that exam paper was stolen from the education complex, it is clear that the strings of the case were connected to many IAS officers, the government and even the CMO. Hence, a CBI investigation is necessary, he had stated.

Rajasthan Unemployment Unified Federation president Upen Yadav, too had demanded a CBI inquiry into the case, besides pressing for an increase in the number of vacancies.

He had said the state government should introduce an amendment bill in the next Rajasthan Assembly session to make cases of paper leak a non-bailable offence. Rajasthan BJP president Satish Poonia had previously slammed former school education minister Govind Singh Dotasra saying he had converted Rajasthan Public Service Commission into Rishtedaar (relative) Public Service Commission.

The government had suspended one RAS and two RPS officers, 13 personnel of the education department and three other policemen for allegedly being involved in suspicious activities and irregularities during the exam held on September 26 last year.