“What you sow, so shall you reap”. As Ashok Gehlot has been accused of multi-billion scams, this idiom proves his situation so rightly. Rajasthan former Chief-Minister who recently slammed and accused Hon’ble Prime Minster Narendra Modi claiming that all his pre-election campaigns were funded by black money. Well, whether his claim was right or wrong, the bigger question is where will Gehlot hide his face now?
The Anti-Corruption Bureau reports verify that Gehlot misused state’s funds for self-benefit.
Ashok Gehlot helmed a slew of shell companies to which were transferred enormous amounts of money in the name of state welfare and growth. But the reality was quite different. All the money doled out to these companies were then used to grease palms of handful of people involved in this humungous scam of Rs. 500 crore.
When this fact was presented before DIPR Chief Secretary, Principal Secretary and Chief Secretary to the CM, they demanded a reasonable explanation from the CM. Seeing no way out from this controversy, Gehlot got the officials transferred to other departments.
When the then-DIPR Chief Secretary, Principal Secretary and Chief Secretary to the CM were apprised with the nuances of this scam, a series of questions as were imminent, followed.
To refrain from answering any questions, Gehlot took the master turn and instead relocated those officers to another departments. He replaced these officers with those involved in the scam.
Officers like Chief Secretary CK Mathew, former PR chief secretary Niranjan Arya, Director of LSG Tara Chand Meena, former Principal Secretary Shailendra Agrawal and BPS Commissioner Purushottam Agarwal replaced the erstwhile officers. These people were intrinsically involved in the multi-billion scam. They shared the ambitious benefits which this scam offered and raised their bank levels.
All this drama to save himself from being discovered as a master scammer!
Not only this, facts also prove that this grand conspiracy was etched at Gehlot’s residence.
As per the report directives of the anti-corruption bureau, the government will probe CBI investigations against the culprits, which include Congress Chief Ashok Gehlot.
