Amid allegations that CNG stickers are being sold for Rs1,000 each, the Delhi Government has started close monitoring of the distribution of these stickers at a CNG station near CGO complex in lodhi Road.
Delhi Transport Minister Gopal Rai said the Government has installed CCTV cameras at the station to keep a strict vigil on the staff distributing CNG stickers and if any irregularities are found, strict action will be taken.
“Since the allegations emerged that irregularities are being adopted in the distribution of CNG stickers, the Government has started close monitoring of the CNG station from Friday.
“An official of IGl has been suspended and the Government has registered an FIR against him for indulging in malpractice,” Rai said. Ved Prakash, a member of Aam Aadmi Sena, a breakaway faction of AAP, had on Saturday hurled a shoe at CM Arvind Kejriwal during a Press conference.
Prakash asked what the Government has done about a sting he had carried out on Friday in which he had allegedly caught the staff of the CNG station at CGO complex selling CNG stickers for Rs1,000.