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CM Kejriwal issued instructions for investigate allegations against Chief Secretaries

CM Kejriwal issued instructions for investigate allegations against Chief Secretaries

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday directed the Deputy Chief Minister to investigate allegations of ‘corruption’ against former and current Chief Secretaries of Delhi Government. Kejriwal tweeted, “Minister (Vigilance) Manish Sisodia has instructed the complainant to meet and gather all the evidence.” This step has been taken when the news coming in the media has been told by a doctor in the Delhi government hospital that the chief secretaries took bribes to delay the investigation into the allegations against the officials facing corruption charges. It includes Chief Secretary Anshu Prakash and his four predecessors. A whistleblower accused them of taking the bribe from corrupt officials.

Avinash Kumar, a whistle-blower doctor working in the Government Hospital in Delhi, has given details and evidence to the five officials allegedly for concealing the mistake. Avinash has filed his complaint with the President, the Prime Minister’s Office and Central Vigilance Commission and Central Bureau of Investigation. Avinash Kumar said that all the complaints registered against corrupt officials have either been left without questioning or sent to the officer whose complaint was lodged against them. Avinash Kumar claimed, “The Chief Secretary, who is the Central Vigilance Officer of the GNCTTD, has been unaware of the corruption investigation.

Two days before, Arvind Kejriwal tweeted on Delhi’s Crime rate and slammed the Central Govt. Kejriwal tweeted that the condition of law and order in the capital of India is getting worse day-by-day. The BJP has completely failed to stop criminal activities in Delhi and NCR area. Kejriwal reacted to the central government’s comments on the death of a 17-year-old girl in the police station and the incident of the air hostess suicide in her home. National convener of Aam Aadmi Party Kejriwal said that if Delhi is granted as full state status, it will be made free from crime.

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Abhishek Lohia was a Sports and Political Writer working for Newsfolo and is no longer associated with the organization.

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