In a significant turn of events, Delhi's Vigilance Minister, Atishi, has submitted a supplementary report on the Bamonoli land acquisition case, directly implicating Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. This follows the earlier denial by Delhi's Lieutenant Governor, V.K. Saxena, to consider Atishi's report accusing Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar of favoring the first cousin of Lieutenant Governor Saxena in the Bamonoli land acquisition case.
Lieutenant Governor Saxena had outrightly dismissed the initial report, claiming bias on the part of Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar against the District Magistrate (DM). Atishi's report, however, contradicts this, stating that the Chief Secretary took no action against the DM despite clear evidence. The intrigue deepens as the investigation reveals ongoing manipulations, and questions arise about the impartiality of the Chief Secretary.
Atishi's report sheds light on Chief Secretary's inaction against the DM, raising suspicions of favoritism. Despite the apparent wrestling match on paper, the DM remains untouched, leaving many to question the Chief Secretary's commitment to justice. Notably, the Chief Secretary's son's company stands to gain from these dealings, adding a layer of complexity that demands a thorough investigation.
With the situation escalating, officials at the Raj Niwas express concern that the report seems to align entirely with the Minister's preconceptions and assumptions. In a file noting, Saxena suggests that the ongoing investigation may be compromised if the report is accepted without scrutiny. There is now a growing demand for a CBI-ED joint investigation to unearth the truth and ensure transparency.
Given the gravity of the situation, officials at Raj Niwas argue that it is crucial to suspend the Chief Secretary pending a CBI-ED inquiry. The need for an unbiased investigation is paramount to uncover the reality behind the allegations and protect the integrity of the government's functioning. Until a thorough examination takes place, the suspension of the Chief Secretary is imperative to ensure a fair and just process.
Lieutenant Governor Saxena affirms that preliminary reports of complaints, presented by the Vigilance Minister and supported by the Chief Minister, have been received. Emphasizing the seriousness of the allegations, he advocates for a comprehensive and impartial inquiry to ascertain the facts.
In the midst of political turmoil, the Bamonoli land acquisition case has taken a new twist with the submission of Atishi's supplementary report. The call for a CBI-ED probe and the demand for Chief Secretary's suspension highlight the urgency of addressing the allegations promptly. The integrity of the investigation process is now under scrutiny, and the coming days are likely to unfold a clearer picture of the complexities surrounding this case.
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