Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal will write to lieutenant-Governor Najeeb Jung to provide seven officials of Delhi Police for strengthening of anti-corruption wing of Delhi Government.
The anti bribery helpline is expected within a two days. In another development, Delhi Government has decided to appoint GS Brar, former chief secretary of Madhya Pradesh as advisor to Delhi Government. According to Kejriwal, Brar will help the State Government to prepare Jan lokpal Bill, mohalla sabhas and citizen charters to bring swaraj in Delhi to fulfil its promises.
After meeting with anti-corruption and Vigilance department officials, the Chief Minister said that he has directed Delhi Police Commissioner BS Bassi to provide seven police officials for strengthening of anti-corruption unit of Delhi Government which is now defunct, but nothing has happened.