Delhi coaching fraud: A game worth crores was going on in the name of government scheme and the future of the students was being played with. Anti Corruption Branch (ACB) has taken the biggest action till date by exposing a big fraud of coaching institutes in Delhi.

Loss of crores of rupees in Jai Bhim scheme: 9 coaching operators arrested

In a major action, the Anti Corruption Branch in the capital Delhi has arrested the owners and directors of 9 renowned coaching institutes. All these institutions were associated with Delhi Government’s famous ‘Jai Bhim Mukhyamantri Pratibha Vikas Yojana’ during the year 2018-19. This entire scam came to light when the SC-ST department filed a complaint of misuse of government funds in the year 2025. As the investigation progressed, a story of layer after layer of corruption came to light which shocked everyone.

Delhi coaching fraud: Trap of misappropriation and fake admission worth Rs 37 crore

ACB investigation revealed that huge irregularities have been committed in government funds amounting to Rs 37.20 crore. According to the rules, institutions had to maintain separate bank accounts for this scheme, but this was not done. The most shocking thing was that on the papers, the name of the same student was shown registered in many different coaching institutes. When the officials talked to these students, it was revealed that they had never even seen the face of those institutions. It simply means that money was being withdrawn from the government treasury by preparing fake documents of the students.

Delhi coaching fraud: Students’ stipend also went to Dakar coaching center

Corruption did not stop here, but the rights of students were also robbed. Investigation revealed that the stipend given to many needy students was also not given to them. Some institutions have even crossed the limits and flouting the rules have sent students to local tuition centres. When the case was registered and the heat of the investigation reached them, out of fear of being caught, some institutions also tried to transfer money to the students’ accounts.

Court’s tough stance: Accused sent to jail

Delhi coaching fraud: ACB said that these accused were given full opportunity to explain themselves, but they could not present any concrete evidence. Finally, on April 29, 2026, these 9 accused were arrested and the court sent them to jail for 14 days judicial custody. At present, the investigating agency is now eyeing the income and caste certificates on the basis of which this fraud was done. Besides, it is also being investigated whether some officers of the department are also involved in this game. In Were included.