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A scam allegation has come to light in Karnataka that may surprise people across the country. In fact, Anti-Corruption Forum Chairman NR Ramesh has alleged a scam of Rs 46.3 billion in the Bengaluru Metropolitan Corporation i.e. BBMP. Apart from making these allegations, NR Ramesh also wrote a letter to the Enforcement Directorate (ED) to register a complaint against 18 senior IAS officers, including the BBMP Commissioner.
What’s the whole deal?
This letter written by NR Ramesh to the ED states that during the 9 and a half years from the year 2013-14 to the year 2023-24, various grants were given for road development works (white covering works, drainage and tarmac work) under The huge subsidy of Rs 46.3 billion was released.
4,113 pages of documents delivered
NR Ramesh, alleging in the letter, filed a complaint with the Enforcement Directorate (ED) against Chief Commissioner of the Corporation Tushar Girinath, Administrative Officer Umashankar, 18 IAS officers and all corrupt officials of the Corporation involved in the scam and presented 4,113 pages. of documents. These documents allege that more than 75% of the total grant money has been misappropriated.
Letter written to ED.
appeal to file the case
Anti-Corruption Forum Chairman NR Ramesh, in his letter to ED in connection with the Rs 46,300 crore mega scam involving misuse of public funds, has filed a case against all accused under BNS-2023 for embezzlement of public funds, fraud and corruption. , falsification and power. An appeal has been filed to file a case for embezzlement of funds.
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