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Telangana ACB finds Rs 9.24 crore in assets at HMDA chief engineer's properties

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The Telangana Anti-Corruption Bureau has registered a case against HMDA Chief Engineer B Ravinder following searches at his properties. Investigators recovered cash, bank deposits, 1.44 kg of gold, and 12 kg of silver ornaments during the raids. Property documents found at the premises indicated ownership of plots, flats, agricultural land, and buildings. The total value of assets unearthed so far stands at over Rs 9.24 crore. Authorities are continuing their investigation to determine whether additional assets are linked to the official.

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