Kejriwal must calculate the expenses of Rs 29 crore at the government's home: Virendra Sachdeva

New -Delhi, April 5 (IANS). About Rs 29.56 Crore was spent on 31 March 2015 to 27 December 2022 on civil, plumbing, electric, sewerage and carpentry works in the government house of the former Delhi chief minister, Arind Kejriwal. This disclosure was made following an RTI, submitted by Ajay Basudev. According to this RTI, information was requested that how many were spent on these works in Kejriwal’s government residence during this period. In response to RTI, the Department of Public Works said that only Rs 29,56,35,074 was spent on civil works. As far as these expenses are concerned, Delhi BJP president, Virendra Sachdeva, accused Kejriwal of not mentioning the name of Kejriwal’s black exploitation of corruption. Virendra Sachdeva said with the IANS news agency that if 29 crore calls were spent on civil works, this money came from the public tax and the former Delhi chief minister must give the expenses. We will demand from the government that where so many crores were spent, it must be calculated and the money looted for the people of Delhi must be recovered from them. In addition, he also raised questions about the increase in fees in private schools in Delhi, saying we demanded a CBI investigation against Manish Sisodia, involved in the liquor fraud. He also claimed that Kejriwal and Sisodia did scams in the field of education and that the case would now be investigated. At the same time, Sachdeva said it was a great relief for Delhi’s people to sign the sleeve regarding the Ayushman scheme between Delhi and the Government of India. Under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the people of Delhi, who are our poor people from the Ayushman Yojana in India, will be able to utilize, because the government of Arind Kejriwal has not allowed the scheme to be implemented. The registration of this scheme begins from April 10 and I hope that millions of Delhi people will benefit. -Ians psk/abm shares this story tags