New Delhi. In the alleged classroom scam of Delhi, the investigating agency ED i.e. Enforcement Directorate has also been entered. The ED conducted raids at 37 places in Delhi on Wednesday in connection with the classroom scam. During the previous Aam Aadmi Party government of Delhi, a classroom scam of 2000 crores is accused of being a scam. The matter was fiercely raised by the BJP during the Delhi Assembly elections. The investigation of Delhi’s alleged classroom scam has been started by the Anti Corruption Bureau i.e. ACB. On the basis of the complaint lodged by ACB, the ED has started investigating money laundering in Delhi’s classroom scam case.
The ACB has written the names of Manish Sisodia and Satyendra Jain in the FIR of the classroom scam.
According to the information, the ED raided the locations of contractors and private institutions as part of the investigation of money laundering in the classroom scam. ACB filed an FIR in the case on 30 April. In which Arvind Kejriwal’s name is the name of Manish Sisodia and Satyendra Jain, deputy CM in the then Delhi government. The ACB has alleged in the FIR that more than 12000 classrooms or half permanent structure in Delhi government schools were disturbed by 2000 crores. In this case, ACB summoned Manish Sisodia and Satyendra Jain. Satyendra Jain has appeared before ACB. Manish Sisodia has given information about being busy and said that he will later appear before the ACB.
The Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) investigated the classroom scam on receiving the complaint.
Manish Sisodia also had the education department of Delhi. He built 2400 classrooms in 193 government schools from PWD. The Central Vigilance Commission i.e. CVC said in a report in 2020 that there was gross irregularity in building a classroom in Delhi government schools. After receiving the complaint, the CVC investigated and found that the Aam Aadmi Party government of Delhi approved an increase of Rs 500 crore without tender. In the name of better facilities, the cost of construction was increased by 90 percent and poor work was done. Investigations revealed that 160 toilets were to be built in 193 schools, but 1214 toilets were built after spending an additional 37 crore. There is also a charge of calling these toilets a classroom. Apart from this, the disclosure of making only 4027 classrooms in 141 schools was also revealed in the investigation. Apart from this, CVC also found violation of all more rules.
