Former Deputy Chief Minister of Delhi Manish Sisodia reached the Anti Corruption Branch (ACB) office today for questioning in the classroom scam case. He is accused of a scam of about Rs 2000 crore in the construction of classrooms in government schools during the tenure of the Aam Aadmi Party government.

The ACB had already registered an FIR in this case and started investigation. Sisodia was first summoned to appear on June 9, but he could not appear on that day.

After this, a second summon was issued to him for June 20. In today's interrogation, ACB officials will seek detailed information on the tenders and expenses related to classroom construction.

The ACB had already registered an FIR in this case and started investigation. Sisodia was first summoned to appear on June 9, but he could not appear on that day. After this, a second summon was issued to him for June 20. In today's interrogation, ACB officials will seek detailed information on the tenders and expenses related to the construction of classrooms.