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16 TV sets, window curtains worth ₹4 cr, full body massage chairs and more: Inside the Sheesh Mehal of ‘Aam Aadmi’ Arvind Kejriwal

“16 TV sets, window curtains worth ₹4 cr, full body massage chairs and more: Inside the Sheesh Mehal of ‘Aam Aadmi’ Arvind Kejriwal”, Opindia, October 20, 2024:

“The Public Works Department (PWD) has released a detailed list of inventory in the ‘Sheesh Mehal’ located on 6, Flagstaff Road in Delhi. It was the official residence of former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal for 9 long years.

PWD prepared the list of inventory after the Delhi CMO (Chief Minister’s Office) asked it to allot the sprawling bungalow to the incumbent Chief Minister Atishi Marlena.

Arvind Kejriwal first came under the scanner in May 2023 after details of him splurging taxpayer’s money on personal luxury was leaked by the media…….”

Read the full article at Opindia.com

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