Archive · 22 Sep 2025
Ministry Files Complaint, Alleges Misappropriation at NSDC
Imagine a company that teaches people new job skills is in trouble.
The government, which partly owns the company, thinks some people there are doing things they shouldn't, like making bad appointments and possibly taking money.
They've told the police to investigate.
Two officials are named in the complaint.
The ministry is worried about money being misused and wants the police to stop any illegal actions.
This all started after the company's boss was removed, and now the government is concerned about how things are being run and if money is safe.
Some training partners were also accused of faking attendance records.
The Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship filed a police complaint against NSDC officials.
The complaint alleges misappropriation of funds and illegal appointments.
Ravi Shanker Verma and Rajesh Swaika are named in the complaint.
Verma was terminated on August 2nd, despite being named in the complaint.
Several FIRs have been filed against NSDC's training partners in other states.
- Who
- Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, NSDC officials.
- What
- The Ministry filed a complaint with Delhi Police regarding alleged misappropriation of funds at NSDC.
- When
- August 1st, following the ouster of the acting CEO.
- Where
- Delhi Police, National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC)
- Why
- To prevent unauthorized actions and the potential loss of government money.
- Organization
- National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC)
- Ministry
- Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship
- Complaint Filed
- August 1st
- Police Department
- Delhi Police, South West division
- Key Officials Named
- Ravi Shanker Verma, Rajesh Swaika
- Shareholder
- Government holds 49% stake