100 plots, Rs 1.77 crore, 140 grams of gold… Jaipur engineer turns out to be a rich man, even ACB is tired

Jaipur: The team of Anti Corruption Bureau raided the residences of the superintending engineer of the development authority of Rajasthan’s capital Jaipur. Searches were conducted at the residences of engineer Avinash Sharma as well as the houses of his relatives. During this, documents of more than 100 plots and immovable properties were found in Jaipur.
Rs 13 lakh in cash was found from the engineer’s Jaipur residence. 140 grams of gold, 500 grams of silver jewellery was found. Rs 30 lakh was found in 7 different bank accounts. Apart from this, information about investment of Rs 1 crore 34 lakh in mutual funds and share market was also received. Two-wheelers and four-wheelers worth Rs 25 lakh were also recovered. Documents of spending Rs 50 lakh on daughters’ education were found. Information about investment in several insurance policies and two bank lockers was also received.
There will be an investigation into earning property many times more than the income. At present, the action of ACB is going on continuously. You will also be stunned to know the black money of a government engineer of Jaipur. There are 7 bank accounts in the name of different members of the family, in which more than 30 lakh rupees are deposited. Apart from this, it was also found in the raid that the engineer has spent more than 50 lakh rupees on the schooling, coaching and higher education of his daughters.
ACB claims that while working in JDA, Avinash Sharma misused his position and benefited the builders. In return, he himself bought ply worth crores at a very low price. Apart from this, ACB has also claimed that the engineer has accumulated property 235 times more than his income. ACB alleges that the engineer has benefited builders and other businessmen by using his position. Let us tell you that these days raids are going on in Rajasthan. Recently, the Income Tax Department raided the premises of three businessmen for four days.