New Delhi, July 25 -- BJP MP Nishikant Dubey on Saturday alleged that Congress had a history of corruption and nepotism in the education system.

In a post on X, Dubey said that "on July 25, 1956, Deshmukh resigned from Nehru's Cabinet, claiming that he was distressed by the then Prime Minister's 'activities, nepotism and corruption".

Dubey shared an image of a letter claiming Deshmukh had written it to former PM Jawaharlal Nehru, raising concerns over alleged question paper leaks, the functioning of medical college hostels, private colleges allegedly being used to distribute degrees, irregularities in teacher recruitment and principal appointments, and foreign travel.

Dubey alleged that the entire education system, from admissions to j...