During a raid in Bhopal, the Special Police Establishment (SPE) Lokayukta uncovered property worth over ₹80 crore from Junior Auditor Ramesh Hingorani. The assets include luxury cars, gold, cash, and real estate investments. Hingorani is under investigati
BhopalReal EstateFinancial IrregularitiesCorruptionRaidReal EstateOct 16, 2024
The total value of assets recovered during the raid was more than ₹80 crore, including luxury cars, gold, cash, and real estate.
Ramesh Hingorani is a Junior Auditor in the Technical Education Department, Bhopal. He was raided for owning property disproportionate to his income and for alleged financial irregularities.
The specific items seized include four luxury cars, 1 kg of gold and jewellery worth ₹70 lakh, silver jewellery worth ₹55,000, cash amounting to ₹12.17 lakh, papers of property, two electric scooters, and a country-made pistol.
The Special Police Establishment (SPE) Lokayukta Bhopal is a specialized police unit that investigates corruption and financial irregularities in government departments in Madhya Pradesh.
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