gurugram : The investigation, being carried out by the Anti-Corruption Bureau, has unearthed a case of demanding Rs.5 million extortion to clear IAS Anita Yadav’s multi-million rupee fraud. The IAS has lodged a complaint with Gurugram Sector 50 Police Station, where police have registered a case and begun searching for the accused.
In fact, a week ago, the Anti-Corruption Bureau obtained permission to interrogate other officers, including two female IAS officers. When the ACB initiated the investigation, IAS Anita Yadav received a threatening phone call.
In the complaint to the Sector-50 Police Station, IAS officer Anita Yadav said that she resides at number 1337, Sector-46, Gurugram. On March 3rd he received a fraudulent phone call from a young man named Rishi asking me for five million rupees instead of giving him a clean bill instead of settling the case pending at the anti-corruption bureau. The accused said he was instructed by a politician to get in touch with Anita Yadav. The said person then approached the officer again on March 4 and threatened her that she would have to bear the consequences if she did not make the payment.
Anita Yadav recorded the conversation over another phone and presented the audio video to the police. Anita Yadav said that she and senior state government bureaucrats were implicated in the pending anti-corruption bureau case. In such a situation, by the way, he has been receiving calls on the phone for two days. He is very shocked and worries for the safety of his family.
It should be noted that the IAS officer was based in Faridabad, so a case against her is pending at the Anti-Corruption Bureau, which involves senior state government bureaucrats.
says the police commissioner
In the case, Police Commissioner Kala Ramachandran says police have registered a case based on the complaint. Having identified the defendant in the case, police will soon arrest him.
