Kejriwal: Main beneficiary of the scam which was not 

Remember the second week of August 2011 when all roads were leading to Ramlilal Maidan? People not only from all corners for Delhi but also from all over India were marching towards Ramlila maidan, Delhi to express the solidarity with the movement against corruption launched by India Against corruption. Anna Hazare, Arvind Kejriwal, Kiran Bedi, Kumar Vishwas, Ramdev and hordes of others were on stage criticising the government for corruption. The common men were seeing hope in all that and for them it was like a participation in the freedom struggle. Every speaker was targeting the government on alleged 2G scam. For common men, the CAG report was the words of Gita whereas Anna Hazare and his team were the gods. Now, when CBI Special Court has acquitted all charged in the 2G scam, what do these people have to say?

Guns are out against former CAG Vinod Rai for misusing his position and spreading fake propaganda and building the fake case of 2G scam but what about those who exploited this situation and rose to big positions? A man who was running a small NGO, Parivartan, used the figures of 2G scam spread by CAG and exploited the atmosphere for positioning himself as the champion in the fight against corruption. Chief Minister of Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal is the person who played with these figures and became the chief Minister of Delhi. Not only Kejriwal, his own Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia, other AAP leaders and governor of Puducherry, Kiran Bedi are the other beneficiaries of the scam which today stands as no-scam.

Kejriwal, the former IRS, who was running an NGO Parivartan addressing the grievances related to Public distribution System and other government departments came into limelight when he became part of the India Against Corruption (INC). Kejriwal, proving to be one of the incompetent Chief Ministers of the country, exploited the so called 2G scam. The leaders like Kejriwal without going into details of the allegations of the scam rose to such height.