Aam Aadmi leader Kumar Vishwas on Monday filed a petition in the Supreme Court, requesting it to monitor the investigation into the Vyapam scam.
The official twitter account of the AAP shared the information.
.@DrKumarVishwas to file a PIL in Supreme Court on #VyapamScam issue at 12 noon, today, 6th July, it posted.
The Vyapam scam involved the Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination Board or Vyapam, which holds the exams for positions like medical officers, constables, teachers and auditors for government departments.
The candidates allegedly bribed government officials to make it to the list of those who cleared the test.
Since it came to light, a large number of people associated with the scam have died mysterious deaths, leading to the families of the victims and the opposition suspecting foul play.
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