The Central Vigilance Commission has decided to speed up and complete its probe by December-end into the alleged irregularities in the multi-crore Commonwealth Games-related works.
Sources said that a decision in this regard was taken recently and a directive has been issued to a Special Cell of the Commission entrusted exclusively with the Games-related probe.
This follows complaints by the Special Investigation Team (SIT) of non-cooperation from certain departments.
“The Commission will complete its investigations by this year-end,” a senior CVC official said.
He said the probity watchdog has decided to convene a regular review meeting with CBI and other agencies to closely monitor the progress in the probe.
The sources said that the Central Vigilance Commissioner, Mr Pradeep Kumar, has expressed unhappiness over the slow progress on CWG-related probe and asked his officials to fast-track it.
The Special Cell was formed early this year after a sudden surge in corruption complaints against government officials in executing the projects related to the mega sporting event held here between October 3-14, 2010.
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