22
Mar
Enterprises (SPSEs) that have not updated their accounts for periods ranging from one to 16 years, according to a report by the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG). The report, tabled in the state Assembly, highlights concerns over financial transparency and accountability in these enterprises. The CAG report revealed that between 2022-23, the government invested ₹1,976.37 crore in 19 SPSEs despite their failure to maintain updated financial records. Notably, nine major SPSEs received ₹1,939.60 crore—over 98% of the total funds allocated—despite having pending accounts. Among these enterprises, Assam Hills Small Industries Development Corporation Ltd had the longest delay, with accounts in…