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Gehlot’s Acid Test

The fallout of the REET (Rajasthan Eligibility Entrance Test) scam—involving the leak of the question paper for an exam to select 31,000 teachers for state schools, conducted in September last year—has left the Ashok Gehlot government besieged. Last week, the investigation by Rajasthan Police’s Special Operations Group (SOG) led to the arrest of some members of the Rajiv Gandhi Study Circle (RGSC), a Congress-backed think-tank of which Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot is chairman. One of Gehlot’s close aides, Minister of State (MoS) for Technical Education and Ayurveda Subhash Garg, is the national coordinator of the RGSC.

The REET exam drew over 2.6 million

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