JAIPUR: The state administration on Wednesday gave prosecution sanction into Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) in the event of former Baran collector Indra Singh Rao who had been detained in connection with a corruption case.
His suspension continues to be extended by 180 times longer.
An overview committee meeting held below primary secretary took the choice.
Rao is a market IAS officer.
The choice will be observed from the light of this government’s policy of zero tolerance .
The authorities needed to provide acceptance of prosecution sanction to move against an officer of this authorities.
Rao is now in judicial custody because his bail plea was refused from the high court.
Rao was supposedly engaged Rs 1.40 lakh bribery for awarding NOC into a gas pump during his PA Mahaveer Nagar that had been detained by ACB, Kota on December 9, 2020 out of his workplace at Baran and subsequent confirmation of data and evidences, ACB reserved Rao under different parts of Prevention of Corruption Act and finally detained him against state funds Jaipur on December 23.
Rao has long had a history of his name emerged in 2004 if he had been submitted as further district magistrate (ADM) at Sriganganagar.
Throughout this moment, the ACB had chargesheeted him sought a prosecution sanction in the then authorities.
But until 2006, the state authorities failed to grant sanction in the situation.
ACB found disproportionate assets throughout its own investigation.
He had been discovered to possess eight possessions.