Crorepati constable has 5 houses, 6 plots, 3 cars and an SUV

December 29, 2015 08:35

Madhya Pradesh Lokayukta police carried out simultaneous raids on residences of a head constable in Indore, Rewa and Satna towns and unearthed properties worth crores of rupees, including five plush houses, six plots, three cars and one SUV.

His bank locker yielded a revolver, cartridges and 132gm gold and 2kg silver ornaments worth lakhs of rupees.

Head constable Arun Singh, accused of amassing wealth disproportionate to his income was posted in regional transport office in Jabalpur.

Raids were conducted following a complaint against Singh, Lokayukta police said. Search operations began early morning when police entered Singh's three-storied house in Annapurna locality of Indore and found incriminating documents on property.

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