The Budget Session of Haryana Assembly concluded amid ruckus on Friday with the opposition seeking CBI probe into
the alleged scam involving the ownership of nearly 464 acres prime land worth over Rs 4,000 Crore at Gwal Pahari village in Gurugram.

During the argument over some clubbed Calling Attention motions moved by the Opposition MLAs, including of the Congress and the Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) on the issue, Congress Legislature Party (CLP) leader Kiran Choudhry alleging nexus between the BJP leaders bureaucrats and builders, said that in order to give benefits to private players and colonisers, the Gurugram Deputy Collector set aside the mutation that was in favour of Gurugram Municipal
Corporation (GMC).

Coming together to take on the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on the issue, the Congress and the INLD alleged that the Metro Valley Business Park Private Limited and two other companies by using influence have pressurised the government and wrongly mutated the 464 acres of land in favour of the said firms and other people, which legally vested in the name of Gram Panchayat and later on with the MCG.

Further alleging that by doing this, the government has not only suffered the loss of hundreds crore but a big scam has also busted, the Opposition Benches sought Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe into the matter.

Soon a verbal confrontation development between the Opposition and the Treasury benches over this issue.

The ruling BJP faced more embarrassing moments when its Gurugram MLA Umesh Agarwal throwing his weight behind the opposition legislators and advocated for the CBI probe of the matter.

However, after ruckus for one and half hours over the issue, Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said that the Gwal Pahari land is a public property and would not be allowed to transfer into the hand of private parties adding that no decision has been taken for the change in mutation.

If needed, enquiry would be got conducted to look into all land issues of Gurugram, he added.

However, expressing dissatisfaction over the reply filed by Khattar, the Congress MLAs including Choudhry and Karan Dalal entered the Well while the INLD MLAs walked out of the House.

The issue of Gwal Pahari land, which relates to three decades old problem and involves property worth Rs 4,000 Crore mired in numerous suits pending before various courts.

The Budget Session of the State Assembly began on February 27, has also witnessed ruckus over contentious Sutlej-Yamuna Link (SYL) canal,the on-going Jat agitation, Gurmehar Kaur, land allotment to Swami Ramdev's Patanjali Yogpeeth and potato price crash.