Lokayukta raids forest officer's properties, uncovers assets worth Rs 7.6 crore

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Lokayukta's Special Police Establishment carried out raids on properties linked to government official Sanjeev Kumar Sharma after receiving a tip-off. The searches reportedly uncovered assets worth about Rs 7.6 crore, which investigators say are 560% higher than his known income. Cash, gold, jewellery, silver and vehicles were recovered during the operation. Property documents were also seized for further probe into possible land dealings. A case has been registered against Sharma under the Prevention of Corruption Act.

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