The Auditor General’s Department has asked for explanations from
the Board as to why Rs. 25 million had been allotted to set up a project office for this.
An audit report also says a house had been rented at a monthly rental of Rs. 30,000 despite Rs. 12.2 million has been set aside to set up a mobile office.
It also reveals that 2,335 cubic feet of granite rocks had been removed at a cost of Rs. 25 million to lay the pipelines, although that had not been credited as state revenue.
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