A letter written by an advocate was converted into a PIL and the court is likely to take up the writ for hearing tomorrow.
Nishikant Mishra, in his capacity as Secretary of Nationalist Lawyers' Forum, had written a letter to Odisha Chief Justice C Nagappan urging him to order a CBI inquiry into the whole episode of question paper leak incident.
The letter accompanying newspaper clippings allege that the state Higher Education minister, his kin and several key officials of the department are involved in the incident in exchange of a huge kickback.
Giving example of last year's matriculation examination question paper theft, the petitioner said the crime branch investigation has yielded nothing.
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