₹1.27 cr. seized in the run-up to bypoll
The Hindu
It can’t be said all the amount is connected to the byelection, say police
Within 11 days of issuing notification for Huzurabad bypoll, 33 instances of cash seizure were reported raising eyebrows here.
Special parties of Karimnagar police constituted for the by-poll seized ₹1.27 crore since the poll notification was issued on September 28. “It cannot be said that all this amount seized is connected to the ensuing election and being used to lure voters,” a police officer supervising the surprise checks said.
When huge sums of cash was seized from persons, police parties were questioning them about the source of money. Cash was being seized from persons who were unable to account for the source of money.
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