Patna: Sleuth Precautions on Saturday invaded the Engineer Executive Work Department of Work (Division Masuri) Ajay Kumar Singh in Indrapuri in Patna and not dug in disproportionate assets (DA) worth more than Rs 4 Crore collected by him.
Raid vigilance produces Rs 95 lakh in cash, gold and silver jewelry worth Rs 66.51 lakh, deposit at the post office and other places worth Rs 81 lakh and deeds and documents related to the purchase of 12 properties do not move.
The vigilance investigation bureau has registered fir against Singh on Friday because it collected DA worth Rs 81.63 Lakh.
It bought a search letter and carried out an attack around 8am.
RAID lasts 12 hours.
Da estimates increase to Rs 4 Crore after the attack and is expected to increase further.
Sleuth who was alert was surprised when cash began to fall from a small carton box and the suitcase stored in the closet and almyirah.
Source of alertness said the currency calculation machine was asked to calculate cash.
The government authorized evaluator was then called to set the value of gold and silver jewelry.
“Overall 1.295kg of gold and 12kg silver ornaments, including three pieces of 2.7kg bricks, restored,” said a source, adding 20 passbook books from different banks found during the raid.
“Documents related to seven vehicles, including two SUVs and four bicycles, also recovered,” said a senior officer, added 12 unshakable properties, vigilance had knowledge about at least nine worth 1,13 crore.
“The nine of these properties include an indrapuri house worth Rs 50 Lakh according to the value of the deed.
The house was registered in the name of Singh’s wife, Alka Kumari,” he said.
“The vigilance has known a plot of land in Bairiya on Patna worth Rs 40 Lakh.
Singh and his wife have at least four flats and plots on Patna and even,” he said.
The source said Singh had joined the service on June 30, 1995.