Crores of black money found in a Drug inspector's house in Bihar, luxury cars, and Plot documents recovered

A big case of corruption has come to the fore in Patna, the capital of Bihar, in which a drug inspector's house has been found worth crores. In the disproportionate assets case, the team of the surveillance department has raided the residence of the Drugs Inspector located in the Sultanganj police station area. In the Khan Mirza area of ​​​​the Sultanganj police station area of ​​​​Patna City, the team of the surveillance department has conducted this raid at the residence of Drugs Inspector Jitendra Kumar in the disproportionate assets case. Many important documents including a huge amount of cash, land papers worth crores, gold and silver jewelry, and four luxury cars have been recovered from his house.

DSP Surveillance Department Surendra Kumar Maur, the team of the Surveillance Department has raided four locations including Gola Road in Patna, Sultanganj, and Jehanabad in Patna City. The team has disclosed illegal assets worth crores of rupees. At the same time, the officer of the monitoring department says that raids are being conducted at all four places and the confiscated goods are being assessed. cash has been recovered.

This is not the first such case. Earlier, an assistant sub-inspector of the Odisha Motor Vehicles Department was arrested by vigilance officials for having disproportionate assets worth Rs 2.24 crore. In Jharsuguda, ASI of Motor Vehicles Department Harekrishna Nayak was searched at six places after getting information about assets disproportionate to his known sources of income. The directorate had said in a release that the movable and immovable assets of the officer included three two-storey buildings, five plots, and Rs 4.46 lakh in cash.