Flying squads seize cash, cookers
The Hindu
A flying squad on Sunday seized cash of ₹2.72 lakh from a woman at Manachanallur on the outskirts of Tiruchi city
A flying squad on Sunday seized cash of ₹2.72 lakh from a woman at Manachanallur on the outskirts of the city.
According to sources, the flying squad consisting of revenue and police personnel were checking vehicles at Manachanallur, which comes under the Perambalur constituency, when they found ₹2.72 lakh from a woman passenger in a car. The woman could not produce proper documents to support cash being carried beyond the permitted limit. Following this, the officials seized the cash.
Officials said that further enquiry was on. It would be deposited in the nearby treasury office pending enquiry. Eighty-nine flying squads and 89 static surveillance squads had been formed to check the flow of money and transportation of gifts purportedly for inducing voters. They would be on duty round the clock.
A flying squad seized 71 boxes containing pressure cookers, ‘dosai tavas’, and lamps among others in Alathur taluk in the district in the early hours of Sunday.
The squad headed by Alathur Taluk Supply Officer was checking vehicles near Adakampatti check post in Perambalur (reserved) Assembly constituency when it stopped a mini freight carrier bound for Sendurai from Erode.
The squad found the items inside the boxes which were being transported without any proper documents. The value of the seized items was put at ₹74,550. They were handed over to the office of the Perambalur Sub Collector, an official release said.
Capt. Brijesh Chowta, Dakshina Kannada MP, on Saturday urged Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to facilitate speeding up of ongoing critical infrastructure works in the region, including Mangaluru-Bengaluru NH 75 widening, establishment of Indian Coast Guard Academy, and merger of Konkan Railway Corporation with the Indian Railways.
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