Billionaire peon: Seeing the property, the eyes of the ACB remains torn
New Delhi: A peon has got assets worth over Rs 100 crore in Andhra Pradesh. In
the investigation, he got 18 plots, 50 acres of farmland, Rs 7.70 lakh
cash, bank accounts Rs 20 lakh, two kg gold and one crore rupees LIC
policy. None of the residential plots bought by them are less than 250 square yards. Investigators are surprised to see his property. Narsimha Reddy of the Nellore deputy transport commissioner's office is posted in the office of subordinate less attendant. His salary is less than 40 thousand. When he bought the 18th plot, then the attention of the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) went on the deal. Although the bureau was already investigating against him, when he
bought more than seven kilo silver and gold ornaments together from a
showroom in Vijayawada.
Most Plot In Name Of Wife And RelativeWhen Reddy's house was raided on Tuesday, the ACB got information about other properties. He got the names of his wife and relatives in the registry of 18 plots. Narasimha Reddy is in government service since 1984. His salary at that time was 650 rupees. In the 34-year-old job he was posted in the same office where he was recruited. An officer told that his position in the office is such that no file can be seen without him or her. Every time whenever there was a promotion, he refused it because he was getting enough income from the bribe. According
to the news published in the New Indian Express, Reddy started buying
the plot since 1992 and in the past 10 years, he used to make most of
his black money in gold and silver. He bought a 3300 square foot two-storey penthouse in Posh area in Nellore City. Its 18 residential plots and 50 acres of farmland cost more than Rs. 100 crores.
A janitor owns property worth Rs 22 crores in MPEarlier, in the Lokayukta raid in Indore in Madhya Pradesh, there was a disclosure of the time-keeper of the tax evasion. The total salary of this janitor was Rs 22 thousand and the property was Rs 22 crore. The Lokayukta police team on Friday lodged a complaint of time keeper Gurupal Singh's house at Tilaknagar. Singh has found out that there are 14 houses, 20 acres of land, 15 lakh household items. Simultaneously, there are documents of lodging and land in many places of Singh. Large quantities of gold silver jewelery have also been found. It is reported that in the morning when the Lokayukta's team reached Singh's house, he did not open the door. The Lokayukta had to work hard to open the door.
A janitor owns property worth Rs 22 crores in MPEarlier, in the Lokayukta raid in Indore in Madhya Pradesh, there was a disclosure of the time-keeper of the tax evasion. The total salary of this janitor was Rs 22 thousand and the property was Rs 22 crore. The Lokayukta police team on Friday lodged a complaint of time keeper Gurupal Singh's house at Tilaknagar. Singh has found out that there are 14 houses, 20 acres of land, 15 lakh household items. Simultaneously, there are documents of lodging and land in many places of Singh. Large quantities of gold silver jewelery have also been found. It is reported that in the morning when the Lokayukta's team reached Singh's house, he did not open the door. The Lokayukta had to work hard to open the door.
