16 'scams' that Narendra Modi doesn’t want LokAyukta to probe
A detailed list of '16 scams' that had allegedly taken place under the Modi government
1. Land for Nano plant at low rate: The state government allotted 1100 acres of
land to Tata Motors Ltd (TML) to set up the Nano plant near Sanand. The
land was allotted allegedly at Rs900 per square metre while its market
rate was around Rs10,000 per square metre. Simply put, the government
gave Tata Motors total monetary benefit of Rs33,000 crore.
2. Land sold cheap to Adani Group: Land was allotted to Adani Group for the
Mundra Port & Mundra Special Economic Zone (SEZ) at Re1 per square
metre. This is grossly lower than the market rate. Cheap land for ind,
not for airforce
3. The Gujarat government allotted 3,76,561
square metre of land to real estate developer K Raheja at Rs470 per
square metre, while the South-West Air Command (SWAC) was asked to pay
Rs1100 per square metre for 4,04,700 square metre land.
4.
Agricultuure University land allotted for hotel State government
allotted 65,000 square metres of land belonging to Navsari Agriculture
University in Surat to Chatrala Indian Hotel Group for a hotel project
despite objection from the institute. This deal was allegedly brokered
by the chief minister through his office causing a loss of Rs 426 crore.
5. Border land for chemical firms: A huge plot of land near the
Pakistan border was allotted to salt chemical companies said to be close
to BJP leader Venkaiah Naidu.
6. Essar Group's encroachment:
State government has allotted 2.08 lakh square metres of land to Essar
Steel. Part of the disputed land is CRZ and forest land that cannot be
allotted as per Supreme Court guidelines.
7. Land given to
Bharat Hotel: Prime land was allotted to Bharat Hotels without auction
on Sarkhej-Gandhinagar Highway in Ahmedabad. The company has been
allotted 25,724 square metre land.
8. Corruption in allotment of lakes: State government, in 2008, awarded contracts
for fishing activities in 38 lakes without inviting any tenders;
bidders were ready to pay Rs. 25 lakh per lake and given to L&T
Larson & Toubro (L&T) was allotted 80 hectare land at Hazira at
the rate of Re1 per square metre.
9. Land allotted to other industries: Instead of auctioning prime land in the major
cities of the state, the Gujarat government had allotted the land to
some industries and industrialists who had signed MoUs in the five
editions of VGGIS.
10. Cattle feed fraud: The Gujarat
government had purchased cattle feed from a blacklisted company at Rs240
per 5kg whereas the market rate is just Rs120 to
Rs 140 per 5 kg.
11. Scam in Anganwadi centres: Two bidders apparently formed a cartel and bid
for supplying supplementary Nutrition Extruded Fortified Blended Food
(EFBF) to Anganwadi centres of the state. One company bid for three
zones, while the other for only two. Guidelines were violated, causing
the state exchequer a loss of Rs. 92 crore.
12. GSPC: Despite
an investment of Rs4933.50 crore, GSPC has been able to earn only Rs290
crore from the 13 out of 51 blocks of oil and gas discovered by
the
company. Contractual relations of Geo-Global and GSPC deserve
investigation since Geo-Global is to be hired for a higher fee, above
profit-sharing.
13. Luxury aircraft used by CM: Instead of using commercial flights or state-
owned aircraft and helicopter, chief minister Narendra Modi had used
private luxury aircraft for around 200 trips in five years. The cost had
been borne by the beneficiary industries.
14. Rs500 crore SSY scam: The Rs6237.33 crore Sujalam Sufalam Yojana
(SSY) announced in 2003 was to be completed by 2005 but it is still not
completed. Public accounts committee of Gujarat assembly unanimously
prepared a report indicating a scam of overRs500 crore which was not
tabled.
15. Indigold Refinery land scam: Around 36.25 acre farmland in Kutch district
was purchased and sold in violation of all norms
by Indigold Refinery Ltd.
16 Swan Energy: 49% of the shares of Pipavav Power Station of
GSPC were sold to Swan Energy without inviting any tenders.
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