Congress Alleges ₹382 Crore Scam Directly Linked to Arvind Kejriwal

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In a fresh political row, the Congress party has accused Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal of being directly linked to a massive ₹382 crore scam. The allegation comes amid ongoing investigations into corruption claims, with Congress demanding a full inquiry into the matter and Kejriwal’s involvement.

Arvind Kejriwal

According to Congress, the scam centers around fraudulent financial transactions involving public funds, which allegedly benefited private parties through the manipulation of government schemes. They claim that these transactions were carried out under the guise of development projects and welfare initiatives, with Kejriwal and his associates playing a pivotal role in facilitating the misappropriation of funds.

The Congress has called for a thorough investigation by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and other relevant authorities, accusing the Delhi government of turning a blind eye to these alleged corrupt practices. In a press conference, senior Congress leaders reiterated their demand for accountability and transparency, stating that the matter requires immediate attention to uphold public trust in governance.

Kejriwal and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) have strongly denied the allegations, labeling them as politically motivated. The Delhi Chief Minister refuted all claims, asserting that the accusations were baseless and part of an opposition strategy to tarnish his reputation. He also emphasized that his government has always prioritized transparency and development.

This ongoing political confrontation has sparked heated debates across party lines, with critics urging authorities to act swiftly and investigate the charges to ensure that justice is served. As the allegations unfold, both parties are bracing for a prolonged battle over accountability and transparency in the Delhi administration.

The development has sparked widespread discussions, with the public calling for a clear resolution to determine the truth behind the ₹382 crore scam and the role of those involved.

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