Archive · 30 Sep 2025
Uttarakhand CM Recommends CBI Probe in Exam Leak Scandal
The Chief Minister of Uttarakhand, Mr. Dhami, visited protesting youth who were upset about a recent exam leak.
He announced the government will recommend the CBI, a federal investigation agency, to investigate the paper leak.
He also said cases against the protestors would be withdrawn.
The exam was for jobs, and the leak caused concerns among the youth.
Dhami aims to remove doubts and work in the best interest of the youth.
CM Dhami recommended a CBI probe into the UKSSSC exam paper leak.
Dhami visited protesting youth and announced cases against them would be withdrawn.
The protests occurred following the leak of the UKSSSC examination.
The state government seeks to address doubts among the youth.
The decision on cancelling the exam is pending a decision by a retired judge.
- Who
- CM Pushkar Singh Dhami and protesting youth
- What
- CM Dhami recommends CBI probe in UKSSSC paper leak
- When
- Announced on Monday
- Where
- Dehradun, Uttarakhand
- Why
- Following protests over exam paper leak
Protesting Youth
State Government
Investigation
Protesting Youth
Demanded CBI investigation.
State Government
Recommended CBI investigation.
Exam Cancellation
Protesting Youth
Demand for cancellation of exam.
State Government
Decision pending the results of the investigation.
- Event
- UKSSSC exam paper leak
- Exam Body
- UKSSSC
- Key Figure
- CM Pushkar Singh Dhami
- Action
- CBI probe recommended
- Exam Positions
- Patwari, Lekhpal, and Village Development Officer
- Protest Duration
- 7 days
Sources
CM Dhami reaches out to youth, agreed to recommend CBI inquiry into exam case
Uttarakhand paper leak protests called off after CM Dhami meets job aspirants, promises CBI probe
Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami Uses Diplomacy, Promises CBI Probe Into Exam Scam
CM Dhami Reaches Out to Youth, Agreed to Recommend CBI Inquiry into Exam Case
Uttarakhand CM Dhami’s response to paper leak protests is communal, tone-deaf
