Indore, Feb 24 (IANS) A raid at the house of an excise department constable in Madhya Pradesh's Indore city Tuesday revealed that he actually owned property worth crores of rupees.
The revelation about Ramchandra Jaiswal's assets disproportionate to his known sources of income was made during raids at different places in the city following a Lokayukta complaint.
Besides recovery of cash from Jaiswal's Sudama Nagar house, the team also found that he actually owned many properties, including houses and a shop, said Superintendent of Police (Lokayukta) Arun Mishra.
OIC asks Taliban to reconsider the ban on women working for NGOs
The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) has expressed concern over the current development
Ranchi / Dhanbad / Jamshedpur. 72 new corona patients have been found in the state in 24 hours. A
The statement of Chairman and MD Mukesh Ambani has come to the fore after the separation of Jio F
Team India suffered a crushing defeat by 9 wickets at the hands of Australia in the third Test ma
A major controversial incident occurred during the match between Pakistan and Bangladesh in the 2
Sam Pitroda Controversy many leaders in Congress start scoring self-goals for the party
Mobile, internet shutdown in Pakistan; Power shortage increased the difficulty
Mobile and internet services have come to a standstill in Pakistan due to the power shortage. The
Prime Minister Narendra Modi departed for South Africa today. Departing from New Delhi for Johann
Re-Name monkeypox: Panic in New York due to monkeypox, WHO demands change of name
The fear of monkeypox is increasing in front of the world battling the corona epidemic. New York
The alluvium of Kiul River and the election winds. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday consi
