Congress Demands Probe into Delhi's Controversial Liquor Policy

The Delhi Congress has urged the formation of a Public Accounts Committee for investigating the CAG report on the AAP government's excise policy, implicating potential BJP involvement. They demand scrutiny of all 14 CAG reports on the AAP government and criticize the substantial monetary losses caused by the liquor policy.

The Delhi Congress has intensified its scrutiny over the previous AAP government's controversial excise policy by calling for the rapid formation of a Public Accounts Committee (PAC). This move aims to investigate the CAG report that details significant financial losses and potential political collusion.

During a press conference, Devender Yadav, the Delhi Congress chief, criticized both the AAP and BJP for their purported roles in the policy's execution. Yadav cited a written complaint filed with evidence against the BJP, critiquing the inadequacy of the CAG report in addressing these concerns.

The call for transparency revolves around a reported Rs 2,000 crore loss. The Congress is demanding a public discussion and a thorough investigation into the excise policy, which they claim was manipulated to benefit certain political factions and businesses.