New Delhi: The process of raids is going on in connection with the allegations of liquor scams against the Delhi government. On Tuesday, the Central Investigation Agency Enforcement Directorate (ED) raided 35 locations in many states including Delhi. Apart from Delhi, ED has also conducted raids in the cities of Gurugram, Lucknow, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Punjab. Liquor traders are on the radar of the investigating agency. Although the house of Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia is not involved in the raids of ED, but the point of suspicion is moving towards him in this whole scam.

The investigating agency has also raided the whereabouts of Sameer Mahendru, MD, M/s Indo Spirits. He lives in the Jor Bagh area of ​​Delhi. He is accused of transferring Rs 1 crore to the account of UCO Bank at Rajendra Place of M/s Radha Industries. According to the report, the ED team reached around 7 am. The team has left from here with a member of the house. Amidst the raids, the statement of Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia has also come to the fore.

Sisodia has said 'First they conducted CBI raids. Nothing found. Will conduct ED raids now. You will get nothing in it. In the education environment that is prevailing in the country, work is being done to stop the work that Arvind Kejriwal ji is doing. But these people will not be able to stop him. Use this CBI, use this ED. Will not be able to stop him, will not be able to stop the work of education. I don't have more information. I have worked honestly.'

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