To bring India’s strictest anti-cheating law: Dhami

Dehradun: Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Thursday said his government has given its nod to an ordinance to bring the country’s “strictest anticheating law” to make recruitment exams transparent and fair for all candidates in the state. The announcement was made hours after Uttarakhand Police resorted to lathicharge on the youth protesting against recruitment scams and paper leak cases in the state. They were protesting outside the busy Gandhi Park in Dehradun in the afternoon. He appealed to the protesting youth to not be misled by anyone, as his government is fully aware of their welfare, and “unlike previous government, it has not tried to hide any of the recruitment scams,” he said.