<p>Anti-Corruption Branch’s (ACB) additional commissioner S S Yadav has sought time to submit his report to Delhi government over filing of chargesheet by the anti-graft body in the alleged Rs 100 crore CNG fitness scam.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Earlier this month, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia had questioned the Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung’s reported move to “sanction” filing of the chargesheet in connection with a multi-crore scam.<br /><br />Besides, Sisodia, who is also Vigilance Minister, had also issued a note to senior officers of ACB M K Meena and S S Yadav to submit a detailed report on the issue by September 7.<br /><br />“Yadav has sought some more time to file his report over the issue. Once report is submitted, government will proceed accordingly,” sources said.<br /><br />In his note to vigilance department, Sisodia had said that he was surprised that within a few days of setting up of Commission of Inquiry, ACB has decided to close the investigation by filing chargesheet.<br /><br />Last month, the AAP government had formed Commission of Inquiry, headed by retired justice S N Agarwal, to probe the alleged Rs 100 crore scam.</p>
<p>Anti-Corruption Branch’s (ACB) additional commissioner S S Yadav has sought time to submit his report to Delhi government over filing of chargesheet by the anti-graft body in the alleged Rs 100 crore CNG fitness scam.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Earlier this month, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia had questioned the Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung’s reported move to “sanction” filing of the chargesheet in connection with a multi-crore scam.<br /><br />Besides, Sisodia, who is also Vigilance Minister, had also issued a note to senior officers of ACB M K Meena and S S Yadav to submit a detailed report on the issue by September 7.<br /><br />“Yadav has sought some more time to file his report over the issue. Once report is submitted, government will proceed accordingly,” sources said.<br /><br />In his note to vigilance department, Sisodia had said that he was surprised that within a few days of setting up of Commission of Inquiry, ACB has decided to close the investigation by filing chargesheet.<br /><br />Last month, the AAP government had formed Commission of Inquiry, headed by retired justice S N Agarwal, to probe the alleged Rs 100 crore scam.</p>