Hindu Mahasabha's Ramjas College corruption issue echoed at Jantar Mantar - BN Tiwari

Mahesh Dhoundiyal - Delhi

New Delhi, Under the leadership of All India Hindu Mahasabha's National President Ravindra Kumar Dwivedi, protesters reached Jantar Mantar and demonstrated regarding Delhi University's Ramjas College scam. The protesters submitted a memorandum to Prime Minister Narendra Damodar Das Modi and demanded immediate dismissal of the accused administrative officer Dilbagh Singh.

Hindu Mahasabha's National Spokesperson BN Tiwari gave this information in a statement issued today. According to the statement issued, Hindu Mahasabha's National President Ravindra Kumar Dwivedi said in his address that Ramjas College's accused officer Dilbagh Singh was suspended after being found involved in the admission scam. The case of admission scam is still pending in Tis Hazari Court.

National President Ravindra Kumar Dwivedi, while accusing Dilbagh Singh, said that as per the rules, Dilbagh Singh's reappointment could have been done after the judicial case was over and the direction in Dilbagh Singh's judicial case was proved. Dilbagh Singh broke all the rules and gave birth to a new corruption by getting reappointment and promotion in Ramjas College through his influence.

National Executive President Professor Yashpal Singh said in his address that Hindu Mahasabha has been running an anti-corruption movement since April 2024. Despite giving memorandums to various officials and ministers, no action was taken against Dilbagh Singh. For this reason, Hindu Mahasabha has reached Jantar Mantar with its movement. National Spokesperson Madan Lal Gupta said that Hindu Mahasabha will continue its movement till the demands are met.

Hindu Mahasabha's National Publicity Minister Satyendra Jha, Delhi State In-charge Surendra Swami, Delhi State President Vijendra Singh Raju Parcha, State General Secretary Shiva Goswami, former State General Secretary Sanjay Bhadauria, National President of Police Department and Police Family Welfare Association Nand Kishore Patwa, along with many officials addressed and warned to intensify the movement of Hindu Mahasabha to make Ramjas College corruption free. After the demonstration, the protesters submitted a memorandum to the Prime Minister and demanded the immediate dismissal of Dilbagh Singh. Hindu Mahasabha has received assurance from Prime Minister's Office of taking appropriate action against Dilbag Singh.