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Those who did fake encounters are jealous of rewarded…
IPS Pankaj Chaudhary, while pointing towards the Anandpal Singh encounter, also raised questions on former cm Ashok Gehlot. Recently, the cbi court had questioned this encounter and ordered an FIR and investigation against the officers who did the encounter.
Regarding this, he wrote in his letter that 'Your last term as chief minister is over. The decline of politics and age started showing the way. Sometimes I think that if you had received any medal or award due to a mistake of the system during your tenure, then impartiality would have been tarnished. The reason is that rajasthan state has seen many times those who did fake encounters and those who did corrupt research receiving medals and awards." He further wrote that "I left IAS and took IPS not just for service but as a mission. I have learned a lot from a total of five jobs in the last 24 years, I don't want to learn more now. The satisfaction I am getting from highlighting the mysterious and interesting frustration through this letter may not be the same as getting the so-called lucrative postings of your commanders. I am still researching what exactly is this lucrative posting? Who are the people eligible for it?"
"Through this letter, I would like to responsibly request and clarify to the people of the state that a public representative with such mysterious personal frustration, who was given the opportunity by god to serve the eight crore people of the state thrice, could only be frustrated by a very ordinary IPS officer. Which had no legal and technical basis. If there is a desire for real development and prosperity of the state, then a narrow-minded person, who comes under the influence of such caucus, with a narrow mindset and attitude, phobia and a mentally weak person should not be given a chance."