Former Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda on Tuesday demanded an inquiry into the alleged liquor scam in Haryana through a sitting High Court Judge, CBI, or all party-house committee of the High Court.
The Leader of the Opposition also accused the BJP-JJP government of pushing the state towards bankruptcy. ‘When Congress was in power, Haryana was ahead in every field, but today there are governance, corruption, scams; The state lags behind in all sectors, unemployment is rising and debt is rising. “Hooda said that the liquor scam, land deed registry scam, mining scam, paddy scam, paper leak scam has taken place. But every time the government has gone under the carpet Have tried to brush things.
Commenting on a report regarding the alleged theft of liquor seized from warehouses recently submitted by the Special Investigation Team constituted by the state government, he said, ‘The state government is trying to blame the liquor scam on the officials. It is necessary that an inquiry committee is formed, which is under the sitting judge of either the High Court, CBI or a House committee, which includes MLAs from all parties’.
The senior Congress leader said that the debt was mounting on the state. ‘The government is shutting down welfare schemes. Dearness allowance of employees has been cut. They used to get their salary till the first date of every month, now they get it till the 20th. ”
News Source: IndianExpress
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