The Commonwealth Games held in Delhi in 2010 were plagued by massive cost overruns, unfinished projects, and allegations of corruption. The original budget of $361 million ballooned to an estimated $70 billion due to inflated contracts and kickbacks. An investigation found collusion between politicians, bureaucrats, businessmen, and contractors to embezzle funds through fake invoices and shoddy construction work. The scam uncovered by the CAG and subsequent CBI probe was one of the biggest in India and caused huge losses to taxpayers. It tarnished the country's reputation and left many questioning India's ability to host large international events in the future.

1. BUSINESS
LAW

2. OF BUSINESS LAW SUBJECT.

3. COMMON WEALTHGAMES
(DELHI)
$CAM

4. WHAT IS
COMMONWEALTH???

5. THE BEGINNING……..

6. BIDDING
 India (Delhi) & Canada (Ontario) were the principal
bidders at the November 2003 assembly at Montego
bay, Jamaica.
 Delhi won by 46 against Ontario’s 22 votes.
 It was the 1st time India would perform on world stage .
 India’s motto ‘New Frontier’s & Friendship’.

7. • Organizing committee was formed with M.P & IOC
President Suresh Kalmadi as Head.
 A Budget of Rs.1,620 crores (US$361.26 million) was
prepared which overshoot at Rs.11500 crores finally.
 Total estimated cost is astounding Rs.70,000 crores.

9. PREPARATION

10. COMPLAINTS
 Dirty Rooms
 Leaky Ceilings
 Unfinished Construction
 Delayed arrival of Athletes.
 Inflation
 Dengue Fever

12. Never Ending Construction….

13. CHILD LABOUR

15. DELAY

16. BRIDGE COLLAPSES

17. WONDER HAPPENS!!!

20. WONDER BALLOON!!
 Rs. 40 crores was spent to lease this helium blimp.
 It was imported from a Singaporean Firm
 The balloon had Lights, Camera & Projector to it.
 It was also Used during the ending Ceremony.

22. 'JIYO UTHO BADHO'

23. EVERYTHING SEEMS TO BE RIGHT
AFTER OPENING CEREMONY…

27. EMPTY STANDS…..

29. SWIMMING POOL…

30. MEDALS TALLY

32. Extravaganza Ends !!

33. Scam Revealed

35. SECTION
 Criminal conspiracy Section 120(B)
 Cheating (Section 420)
 Forgery (Section 468 & 471) of Indian Penal Code and
the Prevention of Corruption Act.
 Child Labor (section 5) of Indian penal code and
Prohibition and Regulation Act.

36. Politicians Involved
 SURESH KALMADI
 SHEILA DIKSHIT
 MANMOHAN SINGH

37. WHAT WAS THE SCAM????

38. HOW WAS
THE SCAM
REVEALED??

39. CAG
V.K SHUNGLU

41. Bureaucrats involved
 LALIT BHANOT DARBARI
 TS DARBARI
 SANJAY MAHINDROO
 BS LALLI
 M JAYACHANDRAN

42. Corporations Involved

43. Businessmen Involved
 RSP Sinha
 SM Talwar
 NK Jain
 Jitendra Garg

44. CBI ACTION
 CBI INVESTIGATION
 CBI REPORT
 ARRESTS MADE

45. SCAM WORTH

46. Particular’s Original Cost Inflated Cost Difference
Badminton & Squash 118 crores 154 crores 36 crores
court
Doordarshan 135 crores
Broadcasting - -
Games Village 633.06 crores
- -
Apartments 300 crores 321 crores 21 crores
Contractors 16 crores
- -
TSRS 46 141 crores 95 crores
MTNL, HCL 31.43 crores 570.12 crores 538.69 crores
INFOSYSTEMS

47. PUBLIC SPEAKS!!
 C.A Dinesh Bangar
 M.B.A in Finance Hitendra Gupta
 M.B.A in Systems Abhilash Verma
 Architect & Builder Himesh Gupta

48.  Commonwealth games in spite of its huge success will
be known for all the wrong reasons in History.
$
 The cam caused the Government a Staggering 70,000
crores!!
 The loser’s after the Scam were the Tax-Payers.
 Senior political leaders like Suresh Kalmadi brought
shame to the country.
 India still has to sort out many differences before
holding another world stage event.

50. WE PLEDGE
 That we will try always to be on path of Truth,
Honesty & Hard work.
 That we will become responsible citizens and
always think for the betterment of society.
 That we will never fall prey to corruption and will
instead strive to eradicate it.

51. CREDITS
 Ankit Kumar Pandey (LEADER) (34)
 Ankit kanojiya (18)
 Bhaveen Bhanushali (04)
 Sudhir Chaudhary (08)
 Mahendra Sahani (42)
 Bhavesh Sharma (47)

52. Bibliography
• www.timesofindia.com
• www.ibnlive.com
• www.ndtv.com
• www.youtube.com
• www.commonwealthgamesdelhi.com (official site)
• www.hindustantimes.com
• www.dnaindia.com
• www.cagindia.com