Patna: The state police violation (Eou) unit has started a preliminary investigation to gather details of disproportional assets allegedly collected by 42 officers, including two IPS officers, with the relationship between illegal sand mine mafia in six districts in the state.
The government recently moved the IPS officers Sudheer Kumar Porika and Rakesh Kumar Dubey each as SPS from Aurangabad and Bhojpur and several Shos, SDS and Circle officers among 42 officers after a detailed administration investigation of their sand mining mafia.
“Only after this investigation that the Investigation Agency came to a conclusion if employees have disproportional or not assets.
Once they have strong evidence of an employee, a FIR will be submitted to the officer,” a senior IPS officer who benefited in the investigation of such cases that.
However, he understood that some of them could dispose of such traits as the officers knew about the preliminary investigation of them.
“If it has been ordered calmly, the results may be very different.
Now all 42 officers know that the investigation has begun against them because it collects disproportional assets.
If there are people from them even having such properties, he will throw it away,” he said.
Meanwhile, the DGP Singhal SK on Sunday posted Faiz Ahmed Khan as DSP (Law and Order), Santosh Kumar as Danapur Sdpo, Manoj Kumar as Barrh Sdpo, Ajay Kumar as Paliganj SDPO, Vinod Kumar Raut as Dehri-on-Sone SDO, Vinod Kumar as Bhojpur aware of SDPO, Manish Kumar as Aurangabad aware of SDPO and Santosh Kumar as Areraj Sdpo.
Position in Paliganj, Dehri, Bhojpur and Aurangabad had fallen empty after the officers posted there were removed with the direct effect on July 15.
The probe became an disproportionate asset of 42 officers began
