Jaipur / City: Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) on Saturday arrested an Indian income service officer (IRS) with the 16 lakh RS which was not counted in his SUV at the Hanging City Bridge near the City-Udaipur highway.
The vehicle has a Uttar Pradesh police logo.
After his arrest, ACB began a raid and the team would visit his house at Uttar Pradesh.
He has been captured in an alleged income case that is disproportionate and ACB especially considering income that is inevitable as a bribe taken from opium cultivators to enable cultivation.
Officers, identified as Shashank Yadav, posted as a general manager of the Opium factory in Ghazipur and held additional fees at the Opium factory in Nimach, Madhya Pradesh.
According to ASP (ACB, Kota) Chandrasheel Thakur, the agency received a tip punished by Factory Officers Nimach Opium allegedly collected Rs 60,000-80,000 of the farmers of opium license holders in Chittorgarh, City, Jhalawar, Pratapgarh area for opium sanctions they produce samples with standard liquid quality And the percentage of morphine so that the cultivators can be allocated 10-12 Aari Patta (rent) for opium cultivation.
Farmers must deposit their opium production at the Factory Nimach opium.
“He is on our radar for some time.
We have ordered it for disproportionate asset cases and for bribery,” said Bl Soni, Director General, ACB told Tii.
The main investigation shows that the defendant took bribery that the number of bribes was being collected through the Ajit Singh intermediary from the Laboratory of Opium and Deepak Yadav from the coding team at the Nimach Opium factory and IRS officers at Rajasthan today and will go to Ghazipur on top of the city-udaipur highway after Collect bribes, he said.
When asked about the source of the number in the SUV, IRS officers could not respond to satisfactory followers who were basically detained and their interrogation was underway in the city.
Thakur said, Ajit Singh and Deepak Yadav had been collected in advance around RS 30-36 Crore from around 6,000 opium farmers because they made them hire opium cultivation.
Thakur said, Ajit Singh and Deepak Yadav had been collected in advance around RS 30-36 Crore from around 6,000 opium farmers because they made them hire opium cultivation.