Vehicle Check at NH-88 Hensel Uncovers Undocumented Money Before Ghatshila Voting
Key Points:
- Rs 7 lakh cash seized from car during vehicle checking drive
- Driver fails to produce documents for money from SBI bank
- Election Commission informed as Ghatshila bypoll approaches Tuesday
SERAIKELA – Police seized Rs 7 lakh cash from a vehicle. The incident occurred during checking operations on Monday.
Rajnagar police station conducted intensive vehicle inspections. They stopped a car at NH-88 Hensel. Moreover, authorities found large cash inside.
The magistrate present demanded relevant documents. The driver could not provide any proof. However, he claimed the money came from SBI.
He stated the cash was for labour payment. Workers’ wages were being transported, he said. In addition, he mentioned withdrawing money from bank.
Police confiscated the amount following legal procedures. The seizure happened in Seraikela-Kharsawan district. Meanwhile, Ghatshila bypoll voting is scheduled for Tuesday.
Administration remains on high alert for the election. Police forces are conducting extensive checking operations. Furthermore, all suspicious movements are being monitored closely.
The Election Commission received information about the seizure. Investigation procedures have been initiated immediately. On the other hand, verification of driver’s claims continues.
Such cash seizures often occur during election periods. Authorities intensify surveillance to prevent illegal money flow. Moreover, Model Code of Conduct enforcement becomes stricter.
Vehicle checking drives continue across the district. Multiple checkpoints operate on major highways currently. In addition, border areas face enhanced security measures.
The district administration deployed additional forces for bypoll. Security arrangements cover all sensitive areas comprehensively. Meanwhile, polling preparations reached final stages.
Police teams work round-the-clock monitoring suspicious activities. Cash movements without proper documentation attract immediate action. Furthermore, election officials coordinate closely with law enforcement.
