Lokayukta Raid: Account Details Of Junior Auditor Sought From Three Banks
Police will take a few more days to compile the details gathered in the raid.

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Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Lokayukta police Bhopal has sent a letter to three banks seeking account details of a junior auditor who is being booked over possession of assets disproportionate to the known sources of income. The banks have been asked to provide all account details to the police, said officials here Friday. Police will take a few more days to compile the details gathered in the raid.
Special police establishment (SPE) Lokayukta Bhopal had conducted a raid on Wednesday at six properties of a junior auditor Ramesh Hingorani posted in the Technical Education Department Bhopal and found assets worth more than Rs 80 crores. The raids were conducted in the Bairagarh area.
During the raid, police had come across documents related to properties. The SP DK Rathore said that they had written a letter to the banks to share the banking details of the given accounts. They have also asked if there are more accounts in the name of Hingorani. A letter has also been written to the technical education department to provide the salary details of Hingorani.
“Based on the salary details, the police will assess the valuation of his moveable and immovable property,” he said. With the help of Aadhaar and PAN card the police are going to find out the property and investment details of the accused, said the SP. He further added that the officials will take more days to compile the data of the seized goods from six places, the final inventory may come next week.
During the raid, the police came across more than a dozen liquor bottles, some of them expensive.
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