Archive · 19 Jun 2025
AAP Calls ED Raids on Classroom Scam a Diversionary Tactic
The government is investigating claims of a large money issue related to building classrooms in Delhi.
Investigators searched places connected to the construction companies, looking for evidence of misused funds.
One political party says this is an attempt to distract people from the real problems.
They believe the accusations are meant to harm them and take attention away from their failures to address pressing issues such as the poor maintenance of infrastructure, including the flooding and the frequent power cuts.
ED conducted raids in Delhi related to an alleged Rs 2,000 crore classroom construction scam.
The raids are part of a money laundering investigation.
The investigation is based on an ACB FIR.
The AAP called the raids a "desperate attempt" to divert public attention.
37 premises of contractors and private entities were searched.
- Who
- The Enforcement Directorate (ED) and the AAP party.
- What
- ED investigation into an alleged Rs 2,000 crore classroom construction scam.
- When
- The ED conducted raids on Wednesday.
- Where
- Delhi, at 37 premises.
- Why
- To investigate allegations of money laundering related to classroom construction.
AAP's Stance
BJP's Actions
Motivation
AAP's Stance
The allegations are politically motivated and baseless.
BJP's Actions
Not Available
Purpose of Raids
AAP's Stance
Raids are a distraction from the BJP's anti-people actions and failures.
BJP's Actions
Not Available
- Agency Investigating
- Enforcement Directorate (ED)
- Alleged Scam Amount
- Rs 2,000 crore
- Basis of Investigation
- Delhi ACB FIR
- Premises Searched
- 37
- Political Party's Stance
- Allegations are politically motivated.
