GujSAIL Ex-CEO Booked for Rs 72 Lakh Corruption Scandal

Former GujSAIL CEO Captain Ajay Chauhan, along with an accountant and a director of a private aviation firm, has been booked by the Anti-Corruption Bureau for allegedly engaging in corruption amounting to Rs 72 lakh. The ACB has registered a case under the Prevention of Corruption Act, although no arrests have been made yet.

In a significant move, the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has booked former GujSAIL CEO Captain Ajay Chauhan, an accountant, and a director of a private aviation firm for their alleged involvement in a Rs 72 lakh corruption scandal. This was announced on Wednesday by ACB officials.

The Gujarat State Aviation Infrastructure Company Limited (GUJSAIL), a crucial nodal agency for developing aviation and related infrastructure in the state, witnessed serious malpractices under Chauhan's leadership, as revealed by the investigation.

The case, registered under the Prevention of Corruption Act, details Chauhan's unauthorized use of government aircraft to ferry his family members and other corrupt activities. Arrests are yet pending as the probe continues.

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