Anti Corruption Branch (ACB) files three FIRs: PWD scam

New Delhi, Jun 2 The Anti Corruption Branch (ACB) today educated a Delhi court that it has held up three separate FIRs on a criminal objection recorded against Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and others in an asserted PWD scam.

Metropolitan Magistrate Abhilash Malhotra additionally coordinated the Assistant Commissioner of ACB to evaluate the risk recognition on the complainant Rahul Sharma at the end of the day after he educated the court that two obscure bikers recently fired gunshots at him.

The court was educated that three FIRs were registered by ACB all alone on May 8.

The court said that the FIR held up in connection to the current assault demonstrates that there were not kidding risk to the security of the complainant and coordinated the ACB to record a status report on June 8 in such manner.

The court was hearing a complaint filed by Sharma, author of Roads Anti-Corruption Organization (RACO) looking for heading to police to hold up a FIR against Kejriwal, his brother-in-law Surender Bansal, proprietor of a development firm, and an open worker for claimed inconsistencies in the allow of agreements for streets and sewer lines in Delhi.

Bansal has since passed away.