New Delhi, July 5, 2024 — The Enforcement Directorate (ED) carried out extensive search operations across multiple cities today as part of an ongoing investigation into the Delhi Jal Board scam. The searches were conducted in Delhi, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, and Hyderabad, focusing on the alleged corruption in the Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) projects managed by the Delhi Jal Board.
The raids, which began early in the morning, led to the recovery and seizure of Rs. 41 lakh in cash. Additionally, various incriminating documents and digital evidence were confiscated, shedding light on the intricate web of corruption within the STP projects.
According to sources, the ED’s search operations targeted several key individuals and entities believed to be involved in the scam. The investigation aims to uncover the financial irregularities and illicit transactions that have plagued the Delhi Jal Board’s STP projects.
The Delhi Jal Board, responsible for the city’s water supply and sewage treatment, has been under scrutiny following allegations of large-scale corruption and financial mismanagement. The current probe is part of a broader effort to ensure accountability and transparency within the organization.
The ED’s actions today are expected to intensify the investigation, with further developments anticipated as the seized documents and digital evidence are analyzed. The agency has reaffirmed its commitment to pursuing all leads and holding those responsible for the corruption accountable.
Public reaction to the raids has been mixed, with some expressing relief at the crackdown on corruption, while others await further details on the individuals and entities implicated in the scam. The Delhi Jal Board has not yet issued an official statement regarding the ED’s actions.
As the investigation continues, the ED’s search operations mark a significant step in addressing the corruption allegations surrounding the Delhi Jal Board’s STP projects. The agency’s findings will be crucial in determining the extent of the financial malpractices and ensuring justice is served.
