Manjit Singh GK and Two Others Booked for Embezzling Rupees 5.1 Million

NEW DELHI, India—In a case of embezzling Rupees 5.1 million from the DSGMC funds, a session court of Delhi reportedly dismissed the revision petition filed by the former general manager Harjeet Singh Subedar on January 9, who was also one of the accused in the financial irregularities case.

It may be recalled here that a Delhi based Court of Metropolitan Magistrate Vijeta Singh Rawat had ordered the Delhi police to register an FIR against the former DSGMC president Manjit Singh for embezzling foreign funds worth 1,00,000 Canadian dollars on December 13 last year. Besides GK, the Court had also ordered the Police to indict the former general manager Harjit Singh Subedar and joint secretary Amarjit Singh Pappu in this FIR. The move had come in response to a petition moved by an independent DSGMC member Gurmeet Singh Shanty.

Later, the former general manager Harjeet Singh Subedar had challenged the Court’s direction while alleging that Shanty had submitted forged and fabricated documents of corruption against them. Even the ACP concerned had told the Court that further inquiry was needed to be conducted on account of certain new facts having been brought to the knowledge of the police.

Meanwhile, it is learnt that the Delhi police today registered an FIR against Manjit Singh GK, Harjeet Singh Subedar and Amarjit Singh Pappu in the North avenue police station of Delhi.