'Scam of Rs 382 crore in Kejriwal government', serious allegation of Congress leader Ajay Maken

New Delhi: The political battle is ready for Delhi Assembly elections. Leaders of political parties are seen taking fierce digs at each other during election campaigns. Senior Congress leader Ajay Maken on Wednesday made serious allegations against former Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal. Citing the CAG report, Ajay Maken accused the Kejriwal government of corruption and claimed that there was a scam of Rs 382 crore more in the construction of three hospitals. The Congress leader also alleged that due to this scam the CAG report was not allowed to be presented in the Assembly.

Along with this, Ajay Maken said that he stands by his statement of calling Kejriwal 'anti-national' and this is his personal opinion. Citing Kejriwal's apology to some opposition leaders in the past, he claimed that the former Delhi Chief Minister is a 'world champion of spitting and licking'.

No reply came from AAP

At present, there is no reaction from Delhi's ruling party on the allegations made by Ajay Maken against Aam Aadmi Party and Arvind Kejriwal, about two weeks before the Delhi Assembly elections. Voting will be held on all 70 assembly seats in Delhi on February 5. Counting of votes will take place on February 8. Congress Treasurer Maken told reporters that today I want to present the first episode of 'Aap Ke Paap' in front of everyone. There is a leader in Delhi who formed his own party so that he could fight against corruption. At that time, Kejriwal used to accuse Congress only on the basis of CAG report.

Serious allegations of corruption against Kejriwal government

Ajay Maken claimed that at present there are 14 such reports of CAG, in which there are serious allegations of corruption against the previous Kejriwal government, but now those reports are not coming out. Maken said that in such a situation, we want to ask Kejriwal ji that how is there a scam of Rs 382 crore in health related matters in this report? He said that the CAG report says that only three hospitals were completed in Delhi in the last 10 years. The construction of these hospitals was started during the time of Congress. But after the coming of your government, not only did it take more time to build these hospitals, but more money was spent than what was tendered for.

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Wasteful expenditure of Rs 314 crore in building Indira Gandhi Hospital

Ajay Maken said that Rs 314 crore were spent unnecessarily in building Indira Gandhi Hospital, Rs 41 crore in building Burari Hospital and Rs 26 crore in building Maulana Azad Dental Hospital. He said that the CAG report says that between 2007-15, 15 plots were acquired by the Delhi government, but work has not started anywhere.