BJP suspends leader G. S Kirar in case of Vyapam scam case by CBI

Bhopal: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has suspended party leader Gulab Singh Kirar, who has been involve in Vyapam scam case an FIR filed by the CBI in Madhya Pradesh. Kirar was a member of the state backward classes. BJP has removed from his post along with membership on Thursday on account of involving in vyapam scam case. BJP took decision after investigation by CBI. According to CBI, he was involved in this case. Kirar has been booked by the CBI for allegedly securing admission for his son Shakti Singh Kirar in a medical college. Immediately, the special task force had also registered a case against Kirar and his son. Hailing from Bhind, he belonged to the Kirar community, the same as that of chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. A 40-member CBI begun investigation on Monday related to Vyapam scam and registered its FIR on Wednesday, to attention getting on medical examinations that held between 2009 and 2011; an supposedly compromised state-level probe did not investigate. The cases registered by the CBI were in connection with the three chief examinations that were supposedly cheat -pre-medical test in 2010, PMT in 2009 and pre-PG entrance in 2011.