Gunny Bag Scam: Allegations Ignite Political Storm in Punjab
Punjab BJP president Sunil Jakhar alleges corruption in the purchase of old gunny bags by the state government, claiming they were bought at inflated prices. He calls for a probe into the situation, suggesting a potential scam. The AAP government is accused despite its 'fiercely honest' claims.
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Allegations of a gunny bag scam have roiled Punjab's political landscape as BJP state president Sunil Jakhar has raised concerns of corruption in procurement processes.
In a letter to Union minister Pralhad Joshi, Jakhar accused the AAP government of purchasing old gunny bags at Rs 43.89 each, despite their market price being Rs 22 per bag.
Jakhar called for an immediate investigation into these irregularities, asserting that if allegations hold true, those responsible must be held accountable under the law.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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