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22 Months, No Chargesheet! Saurabh Sharma Assets Probe Takes New Turn In Bhopal

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Lokayukta police have begun investigating suspected links between a New Delhi-based company associated with the transport department and former road transport constable Saurabh Sharma and others in connection with the disproportionate assets (DA) case, officials said. Around 22 months have passed, but the probe is still underway in the case registered by the Lokayukta…

22 Months, No Chargesheet! Saurabh Sharma Assets Probe Takes New Turn In Bhopal

Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh - Since the Lokayukta police registered a disproportionate assets (DA) case against Saurabh Sharma and others 22 months ago, the investigation has taken a new turn. The police have begun probing suspected links between a New Delhi-based company connected to the transport department and Sharma. However, they have not yet filed a chargesheet in court.

Recently, the police discovered a connection between Sharma and Chetan Singh Gaur, the owner of the Delhi-based company. They are currently investigating financial transactions between the two parties and the company. If the links are proven, the company may be summoned to explain its actions.

Despite the long investigation period, the police have not been able to locate the driver of the SUV involved in the case. The car, registered under Gaur's name, contained 52 kg of gold and Rs 11 crore in cash. Over 60 individuals have been questioned as part of the probe into property and other related details.

Lokayukta SP Sunil Patidar informed that investigations in such cases can take a considerable amount of time to conclude. While a link between a company and the accused has been found, it is still premature to determine if there is a financial connection. Further investigation is required to establish the nature of the relationship between the company and the accused individuals.

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