CBI recovers Rs 25 lakh from customs superintendent facing bribery charges in Bengaluru
The CBI and vigilance officers of Customs and Central Tax conducted a joint operation on Friday and Saturday
The central probe agency received the inputs that Superintendent Ramesh Chandra Tripathi was allegedly enriching himself by accepting bribes following which a case was registered against him,
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The CBI has recovered Rs 25 lakh in cash from a superintendent of customs posted at Inland Container Depot, Whitefield, Bengaluru, during a search in connection with a bribery case against him, officials said on Sunday.
The central probe agency received the inputs that Superintendent Ramesh Chandra Tripathi was allegedly enriching himself by accepting bribes following which a case was registered against him, they said.
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The CBI and vigilance officers of Customs and Central Tax conducted a joint operation on Friday and Saturday, the officials said.
"During the course of the operation, the CBI recovered over Rs 25 lakh from the possession of accused Superintendent of Customs," a CBI spokesperson said.
Searches were also conducted at the residence of Tripathi in Bengaluru which led to recovery of incriminating documents, he said.
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