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Bangalore: Rs. 14. 89 Crore Unearthed in Lokayukta Raids

  •   Thu, Oct 23 2008 08:48:59 AM

The Hindu

BANGALORE, Oct 23: The Lokayukta police on Wednesday raided the residences of nine Karnataka government officials and four police officers and found assets worth Rs.14.89 crore allegedly disproportionate to their known sources of income. The raids were conducted simultaneously in Bangalore, Chickballapur, Belgaum, Bagalkot, Kolar and Mysore.


Courtesy: Deccan Herald

“These are officers from the cutting edge level. Some are involved in issuing licences for ration shops and petrol stations; others are involved in development works of panchayat and in investigation,” said Additional Director General of Police (Lokayukta) Rupak Kumar Dutta, who supervised the operation.

  

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  • PRAKASH N RAO, MANGALORE

    Thu, Oct 23 2008

    Justice Hegde, Earlier also you had caught so many people. What happened to them ?? What I suggest you is to put a full list of officials caught till now, so that public memory does not fade. Please do not get disheartened. Go on doing your job. Let us see how long the Govt is not taking proper action against such criminals, who are making money at the cost of law abiding citizen, who pay their taxes properly.

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  • Alfred J. Rebello, Kundapur/Dubai

    Wed, Oct 22 2008

    My sincdre praises to 'Lokayuta' members for their sincere effort to bring out the corrupt people to the public knowledge. However, we are more corrupt than them because we only made them corrupt because of our greed. We wanted everything in our favour and that also quickly and to achieve that we offer bribe. However, now the reciever will think twice to accept bribe if he has a little shame.

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