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PWD engineers willing to declare assets online every year

In a move to clear the air, the federation of engineers said their fraternity was being vilified by the media and that they were willing to declare their assets online every year.

Updated on: May 19, 2013 01:39 AM IST
Hindustan Times | By , Mumbai
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In a move to clear the air, the federation of engineers said their fraternity was being vilified by the media and that they were willing to declare their assets online every year.

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Maharashtra Abhiyantriki Seva Mahasangh held a press conference on Saturday following the arrests of public works engineers Satish Chiklikar and Jagdish Wagh for accepting bribes, and allegations by BJP leader Kirit Somaiya that engineers had floated companies to gain public works contracts.

“We do not support the wrong doings of engineers like Satish Chikhalikar or Jagdish Wagh. But it’s unfair to hold all engineers responsible for corruption in the department,” said SD Chandsure, secretary of the mahasangh.

The engineers said the government should formulate a policy for online declaration of assets.

“All our employees have declared assets, and we do not mind doing it online. We will request the chief minister to initiate a process for the same,” Chandsure said.

He said the organisations were open for investigations of the companies allegedly floated by the engineers working for PWD.

 
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