Police Constable Implicated in Rs 27 Lakh Treasury Fraud
An FIR has been filed against a police constable accused of embezzling Rs 27 lakh from the West Singhbhum district treasury in Jharkhand. Authorities have begun investigations into the illegal withdrawals, with more individuals identified for their involvement. A comprehensive district treasury audit has been ordered.
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In a significant development, a police constable has been implicated in the alleged embezzlement of Rs 27 lakh from the West Singhbhum district treasury in Jharkhand, officials confirm. The FIR was registered on Sunday, following revelations of fraudulent withdrawals from the Chaibasa treasury.
West Singhbhum Superintendent of Police Amit Renu disclosed that further individuals have been identified in connection to these illegal activities, and additional FIRs are forthcoming. The investigation underscores a troubling pattern of fraudulent withdrawals observed across several districts this month.
State Finance Minister Radha Krishna Kishore has responded by mandating a thorough audit of all district treasuries, aiming to bolster financial accountability and transparency amid rising concerns. The probe continues with increased scrutiny on the role of law enforcement personnel in these financial discrepancies.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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