"We will write to the CBI, Centre and the state government in this connection seeking a thorough investigation into the scam," SP state vice president, Anil Singh Shekhawat told reporters here.
"BSNL had paid a sum of Rs 202.63 crore as subsidy to Tata Telly Services for works which had no verification from its Technical Department...It was noted by the CAG in its audit report," Shekhawat said.
He also said, "Tata Telly Services has provided 2.91 lakh connections in the state's 24 districts against BTS/Exchange capacity of 40,320 connections during the contract period between 2005 and 2010 and received the payment without any verification and inspection.
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