Alleged conman Sukesh Chandrashekhar, who’s lodged in Mandoli Jail within the nationwide capital in a money-laundering case, has written one other letter to the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi, V.Okay. Saxena, claiming that former Deputy Chief Minister of Delhi Manish Sisodia is “lodged in Ward No. 9 in Tihar Jail-1, which is a VVVIP ward”. In his letter despatched to the L-G on Friday, Chandrashekhar claimed that Ward No. 9 is a particular ward for high-profile VIP prisoners unfold over an space of 20,000 sq ft housing solely 5 cells with wooden floors, which has all of the facilities together with an unique backyard to stroll round, a particular badminton court docket and a eating space.
“This ward has till date housed VIP/high-profile inmates such as Subrata Roy, Suresh Kalmadi, Amar Singh, A. Raja and recently Sanjay Chandra of Unitech. I was also lodged in this ward from 2017 to 2018 on the instructions of Satyendar Jain (former Delhi Prison Minister),” Chandrashekhar claimed in his letter.
He additionally claimed that together with Sisodia, solely few previous inmates and `sevadars` are lodged within the ward for his consolation, and never any gangster or critical criminals as alleged by the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).
“It`s all manipulated and lies. Sisodia is being well taken care of in this VVVIP ward, and all these allegations (by AAP) are well-planned and orchestrated by Arvind Kejriwal, Satyendar Jain and the jail administration. The jail administration is like a puppet in the hands of AAP, mainly Satyendar Jain who still controls the jail staff irrespective of the multiple scrutinies,” Chandrashekhar wrote within the letter.
“Sir, I humbly request for your urgent intervention in the interest of justice, as I am a witness against AAP. I kindly request you to initiate an urgent inquiry into the VVVIP facilities currently being provided to Sisodia in Ward No. 9, Jail 1, and also to take action against the mentioned jail officials in the interest of my safety,” Chandrashekhar wrote.
“Also, I kindly request you to initiate an inquiry against Satyendar Jain to find out how he is still using his power and influence to control the jail administration, even though he has resigned (as Prison Minister) and is in judicial custody,” he added.
