In a stern warning to contractors, Maharashtra’s Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has accused several contractors of submitting bills for work that was never completed. Speaking at a recent press conference, Pawar emphasized the need for accountability and transparency in public projects. He assured that stringent action would be taken against those found guilty of such fraudulent practices.
Pawar’s remarks come amid growing concerns over corruption in infrastructure projects across the state. He highlighted the importance of ensuring that taxpayer money is utilized effectively and responsibly. “We will not tolerate any malpractice,” Pawar stated firmly, adding that a thorough investigation would be launched to identify and penalize the culprits.
This announcement has sparked a wave of reactions from various stakeholders, including opposition parties and civil society groups, who have long demanded stricter oversight of public spending. The Deputy Chief Minister’s commitment to curbing corruption is seen as a significant step towards restoring public trust in government projects.
