Lucknow: Does not show the indication of downlown despite detailed rebuttal for alleged AAP’s scam by the Minister of Jal Shakti, the MP Sanjay Singh Party raised this problem in parliament on Tuesday, giving a notification for discussions about this problem during pregnancy.
Singh said that if a CBI or an investigation monitored by the court was not launched on his charges, he would also approach Lokayukta.
Singh has alleged that a scam worth RS 30,000 Crore has been excavated in the ongoing mission of Jal Jivan where a company, entered a blacklist in eight other states, has been given a tender to supply pipes for the project.
In his notification for discussions in parliament, MP said reports of fraud flowing to thousands of crores rupees in the implementation of Jal Jal Mission by various countries, has been revealed.
On Monday, Minister of Jal Shakti Up Mahendra Singh has produced a document to claim that AAP’s allegations are incorrect, saying that none of the eight countries mentioned by MP AAP have included a black list of the pipeline company concerned and that corruption charges with RS songs 30,000 crore is not true because the government has released only around RS 3,000 Crore for the project.
“Where only 11% of the population up received water pipelines, government ministers were committing corruption worth of thousands of Crores in this scheme.
A company that has been on a blacklist in eight countries has been given a job supplying a pipe.
The company is famous for making pipes and making poor quality fraud through the Shell company, “said Singh.
He added that funds for poor people were being transferred to fraudulent companies.
Notification by MP AAP further said that corrupt people have found many ways to steal money from the government’s scheme and mission.
“There is a limit of 0.04% in the discovery expenditure for third-party inspection even though the upper government has spent 1.33% of funds.
This kind of wasteful expenditure has been done at the costs of people,” he said.
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