CBI files PE to probe appointment of Delhi Health minister's daughter

Published On 2017-01-21 04:33 GMT   |   Update On 2017-01-21 04:33 GMT

New Delhi :  The CBI has registered a preliminary enquiry in the appointment of Saumya Jain, AAP minister Satyendar Jain's daughter, as advisor to Delhi government on its Mohalla Clinic project.


The Lt Governor's office had earlier recommended a CBI probe in the matter after she was appointed an advisor in the health department. The Delhi government, on the direction of the LG's office, had sent a letter to CBI in December last year to look into the matter.


Jain had earlier rejected the allegation of favouritism, saying she had worked voluntarily and not a single paisa was given to her. In July, Soumya had resigned from the post following the opposition's allegation of nepotism.


"We have done nothing wrong. She was not given a single paisa. She had offered to work voluntarily and we had taken her service. Let them probe the matter," Satyendar Jain had said. Official sources said the Preliminary Enquiry will cover the role of Jain, the MD of the Health department and others, and will decide if a regular case needs to be registered.

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