EOW received a complaint against IMC garden officer Chetan Patil of involvement in financial irregularity and in relation to disproportionate assets. Following which, the team registered a case and raided his house and office on Tuesday morning.
Under Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami's "zero tolerance" policy, the Uttarakhand government has initiated action against several senior officials on charges of corruption, misuse of office, disproportionate assets, and financial irregularities.
The probe revealed that the accused and his family members had acquired 14 immovable assets, estimated to be worth several crores. These properties are spread across Ghaziabad, Lucknow, Hardoi, Barabanki, and even Goa.
Karnataka Lokayukta officials conducted searches at multiple locations in Tumakuru, Davanagere, and Kalaburagi over alleged disproportionate assets. Residences, offices, and other premises were inspected as part of the ongoing investigation into financial irregularities.
According to an official release, the EOW Indore unit received a complaint alleging that Rajesh Parmar acquired disproportionate assets. After verifying the complaint prima facie, the agency found it correct and registered a case against Rajesh Parmar under sections 7 (c), 13 (1) (b), and 13
Odisha Vigilance on Friday arrested the deputy director and project director of the watershed in Malkangiri Santanu Mohapatra, and four of his associates on charges of corruption. The officials recovered Rs 2 crore from Mohapatra's possession during searches.
During the raid, the EOW found that the teacher, identified as Suresh Singh Bhadoria, working in Kedar village of Bhonti in Shivpuri district was found to have property worth over Rs 8 crores registered in his and his family members' names.
The Odisha Vigilance has launched simultaneous searches at 7 locations linked to Santanu Mohapatra, Deputy Director and Project Director of Watershed, Malkangiri. The searches, which began Wednesday morning, have already yielded a significant seizure of approximately Rs. 1.5 crore in cash fr
The Rouse Avenue court here has issued summons to a company made accused in the Satyendra Jain Disproportionate Asset (DA) case. M/s Indo Metalimpex Private Limited has been summoned by the court.
Vigilance Department raids the residence of Rajnikant Praveen, District Education Officer of Bettiah, West Champaran. Praveen allegedly amassed disproportionate assets worth around Rs 1.87 crore through criminal conspiracy, from 2005 until the present.