Arvind Kejriwal's problems may increase, CVC took this action on the charge of making Delhi's CM House like Sheesh Mahal!, Central vigilance commission cvc orders cpwd to give report on renovation of delhi cm house by Arvind Kejriwal

New Delhi. Former Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal is already surrounded by many difficulties. Now they may have to face a new difficulty. BJP leader Vijender Gupta has said that the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) has written to CPWD to submit a report about illegal construction and financial irregularities in Delhi's CM House. Vijender Gupta also says that CVC has assured that necessary action will be taken after the factual report comes. Let us tell you that BJP has been continuously cornering Arvind Kejriwal by calling the beautification of Delhi's CM House as Sheesh Mahal.

BJP had alleged that the CM residence at 6 Flagstaff Road, Delhi was beautified when Arvind Kejriwal was the CM. BJP alleges that Rs 45 crore was spent in this. BJP has accused the BJP of installing automatic toilet seats, expensive curtains and many other expensive items. BJP also alleged that a new structure was prepared in Delhi's CM House. At the same time, the media had earlier reported that Rs 11.30 crore was spent on the interior decoration of the CM House. Rs 6.02 crore was spent on installing marble, Rs 1.41 crore was spent on cupboards, Rs 2.58 crore was spent on electrical fittings. There was also talk of installing toilet seats and automatic curtains worth lakhs.

Arvind Kejriwal himself has not yet given any answer on the issue of spending crores of rupees in Delhi's CM House, but his Aam Aadmi Party has definitely given a statement that Delhi's CM House is not a private property. Aam Aadmi Party had hit back at BJP and accused it of doing cheap politics. Now, after CVC has sought investigation and report, there are chances of further heating up of Delhi's politics. The job of CVC is to keep an eye on all kinds of corruption among government employees and those holding positions. CVC is the largest constitutional body in the country that oversees such cases.