"unaccounted-cash"

Ravi Kumar and Sai, residents of Chitrapuri Colony in Manikonda who were found under suspicious circumstances were arrested by the Raidurgam police for alleged possession of unaccounted cash of Rs 74.5 lakh

Justice Upadhyay had commenced the in-house enquiry procedure collecting evidence and information in the incident and submitted his report on Friday. The apex court collegium will examine the report and may initiate further action.

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Since October 15, when the Assembly elections were announced, 19 law enforcement agencies have confiscated goods worth Rs 90.74 crore across the State

The unaccounted cash was seized near Khed-Shivapur plaza on Mumbai-Bengaluru highway during a police nakabandi

Siddipet Inspector Lakshmibabu and his team seized Rs 8.62 lakh from M Ramesh, who was carrying the cash on his bike without proper documents.

Thandur Sub-Inspector K Jagadish said Rs 1,17,500 was seized from Shankar, while Rs 1,79,00 without any receipts was seized from Mahesh as they failed to show relevant documents.

The police also seized 6,480 litres of liquor from unauthorised sellers.

As of the implementation of model code, police conducted vehicle checking to check illegal transportation of money and liquor.

Sarangapur Sub-Inspector K Chandramohan said that funds Rs 3.5 lakh belonging to G Poshetti of Chincholi (B) were seized during the vehicle check.

Wankidi Sub-Inspector Dolakasi Sagar said the money was seized from Jadi Ashok belonging to Jendaguda village in Asifabad mandal for failing to show relevant documents.

In the first instance, one G.Nagarjuna (30), a food delivery executive from Serilingampally was caught carrying unaccounted cash of Rs 14.9 lakh on his bike at Mallepally in Asif Nagar.

The arrested persons are Devini Muthyalu (42) driver from Nizampet and K.Rajesh (31), a realtor from Tellapur in Sangareddy district.

As the trio failed to produce documents in support of the legality of the cash the police seized the amount and handed it over to the Income Tax authorities.

Jainoor Inspector K Anjaiah, in a press statement, said that the funds Rs 7,31,350, being carried by Garikemukku Vijaya Kumari travelling by an TSRTC bus, were seized when she failed to furnish relevant receipts of the cash.

Adilabad DSP L Jeevan Reddy said that the funds of Rs 2.08 lakh were seized from a motorist when he failed to show relevant documents during the check.

Wankidi Sub-Inspector D Sagar, in a press statement, said that the cash, being carried by Rambare Chandrachud, was seized when he failed to furnish relevant receipts.

The funds were handed over to a static surveillance team for further action.

The man was identified as Bachu Rathnakar (45), a resident of Raipole mandal headquarters in Siddipet district.

Wankidi Sub-Inspector D Sagar said that receipt-less cash of Rs 1 lakh was seized from Srinivas Rao of Maharashtra.