"The ₹1,000 Crore Scam They Buried – And How You Paid for It"

In the debut episode of the Delhier Show, we take a deep dive into one of Delhi’s most shocking financial scams—a ₹1,000-crore corruption racket disguised as a public welfare project. What was meant to be a large-scale initiative to build 10,000 public toilets, create jobs for migrant workers, and provide clean water to slum areas turned out to be nothing more than a meticulously orchestrated fraud.

Through exclusive insider leaks, investigative reports, and real-world evidence, this episode unravels how 83 fake companies—most of them existing only on paper—were awarded multi-crore government contracts. With nonexistent offices, ghost employees, and a single Gmail account handling multiple tenders, this scam was never meant to be exposed.

But who were the real masterminds? We examine the political and bureaucratic links, exposing how high-ranking officials and politicians used middlemen and front companies to launder public money while ensuring that all critical documents and audit reports conveniently "disappeared" before any investigation could gain momentum.

We also uncover how corruption in India follows a well-oiled pattern—a major scam is exposed, arrests are made at lower levels, politicians play the blame game, cases drag on for years, and eventually, the public forgets. Meanwhile, the real beneficiaries remain untouchable.

As the episode closes, we leave listeners with a chilling question: If ₹1,000 crores can disappear without a trace, how many more scams have gone unnoticed? And how long will we continue to pay for crimes we never committed?

In the next episode, we shift our focus to an even more dangerous and underreported issue—how illegal immigration mafias operate within Delhi, backed by forged documents, political protection, and corrupt bureaucrats who profit from the chaos.

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