Rs 15 crore cash and 55 kg gold recovered from abandoned vehicle found in the forest

A major recovery has come to light during the raid of Income Tax Department in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. ₹15 crore cash and 55 kg gold were recovered from an abandoned Innova vehicle in the forest adjacent to the city. Investigation is going on to find out who is the owner of this vehicle and what is the real source of such a huge amount of money and gold.

Revealed from abandoned vehicle in the forest

The incident took place in the forest of Mandora village near Bhopal. Late night, the police and Income Tax Department received information about an abandoned Innova vehicle. When the team reached the spot, two bags were found in the car. Upon search, a huge amount of cash and gold was recovered from these bags.

• Gold weight: 55 kg.
• Cash amount: ₹15 crore.

The vehicle is said to be registered in the name of a person from Gwalior. It is believed that this vehicle was left in the forest to avoid raids. In the preliminary investigation, the gold and money are being said to be acquired from illegal money.

Big action by Income Tax Department

This recovery has taken place at a time when the Income Tax Department has raided many places in Bhopal, Indore and Gwalior for two days.

• Raid Centre:
  • A big businessman considered close to a former senior bureaucrat.
  • The whereabouts of his associates.
• Evidence found:
  • ₹2 crore cash.
  • Large scale investment in lands.
  • Bank lockers and many important documents.

This incident has created a stir in the entire state.

Lokayukta police action: Another case exposed

In another raid in Bhopal, Lokayukta police recovered ₹2.85 crore in cash and other illegal assets from the residence of a former transport department constable.

• Constable Name: Saurabh Sharma.
• Location: Posh Arera Colony, Bhopal.
• Recovered property:
  • Illegal assets worth more than ₹3 crore.
  • A hotel was also raided.

Scope of investigation increased

• Police and Income Tax Department are trying to trace the owner of the vehicle.
• It is believed that the money and gold were hidden in the forest to protect it from raids.
• The Income Tax Department and Lokayukta are deeply investigating the properties and transactions of the suspects in both the cases.