Punjabi singer Amrit Maan's father accused of getting a government job by submitting false certificates!

Amrit Maan's Father SC news: NCSC orders Principal Secretaries of School Education and Social Justice Department to submit action taken report by June 21. 


Amrit Maan's Father SC Certificate issue news in Hindi: A shocking news is coming from Punjab in which Punjabi singer Amrit Maan's father Sarabjit Singh has been arrested for more than 34 years after getting a government job in the education department of Punjab by making a fake SC certificate. Till is accused of enjoying the job. 

Taking strict cognizance of the matter, the National Commission for Scheduled Castes (NCSC) on the orders of its chairman Vijay Sampla has issued a notice to the Punjab government asking it to submit an action taken report in 15 days. 

It is being told that NCSC has received information through news about Sarabjit Singh, who got a false SC certificate made to get a government job. (Amrit Maan's Father SC Certificate issue news in Hindi) It is also being told that according to Sarabjit Singh is the father of famous Punjabi singer Amrit Maan.

According to the report, “Sarabjit Singh, a resident of village Khara, tehsil Kotkapura area of ​​Faridkot district, had submitted a fake SC certificate in 1989 to get a SC reserved job of a mathematics teacher, which was approved by the state government. Was given During that time there were 252 teaching posts in the schools of Punjab out of which 25% seats were reserved for SC candidates.

According to the news video, Avtar Singh Sahota, a retired Punjab government official, has submitted a complaint to the Chief Minister of Punjab alleging that Sarabjit Singh has held a job for over 34 years using a false SC certificate. 

The Commission has directed the Principal Secretary (School Education Department) and Principal Secretary (Social, Justice & Empowerment and Minorities Department) to the Government of Punjab to investigate the matter and submit an Action Taken Report by June 21 based on the facts of the allegation/action taken on the matter. Or asked to submit via email." 

Sampla warned the officials that if the action taken report is not received within the stipulated time, the Commission may exercise the powers of civil court given to it under Article 338 of the Constitution of India and personal appearance before the Commission in Delhi Can issue summons for.

News is originally taken from: https://zeenews.india.com/hindi/zeephh/punjab/amrit-maan-father-sc-certificate-issue-news-punjab-latest-update-in-hindi/1730933

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