AAP trying to save Dikshit in tanker scam: Gupta

BJP leader Vijender Gupta today alleged that the AAP government is trying to "save" former Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit in connection with the multi-crore tanker scam as they have not "revealed" the total cost of the scam and have rather "manipulated their stance on the entire issue".
The allegation by Gupta, who is also the leader of opposition in the Delhi Legislative Assembly, comes in the wake of Delhi Water Minister Kapil Mishra's accusation that BJP was "shielding" senior Congress leader Dikshit in the scam.
Mishra had alleged that the Anti Corruption Branch's (ACB) visit to Shiela Dikshit's residence in connection with the scam was a "mere formality" and the agency was "under pressure" to "save" her.

Dikshit was today handed over a set of at least 15 questions by Delhi's ACB probing the multi-crore tanker scam, and has been asked to reply to the queries within the next few days.
A team of ACB officials visited her residence in Nizamuddin area here and gave the questionnaire.
ACB has said that action will be taken lawfully after receiving the response on the questionnaire.

Gupta, in a statement, has demanded that ACB must probe and prosecute the offenders of water tanker scam immediately.
He alleged that the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) was not leaving any stone unturned for dismissing the scam, which according to him is worth Rs 400 crore.

He further alleged that "the Delhi Government was fully involved in the scam and that is why even after its exposure, the contracts of the water tanker companies were not cancelled".