Jaipur: ACB DG Ravi Meharda appeared within the Rajasthan High Court within the matter of acceptance of the FR offered by the ACB within the case of disproportionate belongings towards the then DOIT officer by the Special Court. The courtroom commented on the matter and mentioned that why do not you see that DOIT is probably the most corrupt division. There is a lot corruption there that folks wouldn’t have house to maintain gold of their houses, so that they preserve gold within the workplace. Along with this, the courtroom verbally requested the ACB to research all of the tenders of the division within the final 5 years and submit the report in 4 weeks. Justice Ashok Kumar Jain gave this order whereas listening to the revision of TN Sharma offered towards the ACB courtroom’s order to simply accept the FR.
In compliance with the courtroom order, ACB DG Ravi Meharda appeared within the courtroom. The courtroom requested him how did your division file an FR within the case, however the DG didn’t give any reply. On this, the courtroom informed him that the fitting factor would have been to research the tenders to see who acquired how a lot cash and who acquired the tenders? At the identical time, the petitioner mentioned that ACB has filed an FR wrongly, there may be loads of corruption in DoIT.
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On this, the courtroom verbally requested the ACB DG to research all of the tenders of the division for the final 5 years and submit its report back to the courtroom in 4 weeks. The ACB DG informed the courtroom that extra time must be given to finish the investigation because of the massive variety of tenders, however the courtroom refused and mentioned that if the time is much less after the investigation begins, then will probably be regarded into later. In the petition, the submitting of FR by the ACB within the yr 2019 towards the then Deputy Director of the DoIT Department Kuldeep Yadav within the case of disproportionate belongings has been challenged.
