ACB raids home, office of female KAS Officer
Bengaluru: The Anti-Corruption Bureau conducted unexpected raids at the residence, office, and six other places associated with KAS officer Dr. B Sudha on Saturday morning, and recovered a large number of illegal assets.
Dr. Sudha’s residence at Bengaluru, flat at Yelahanka, her office at the Department of Information and Biotechnology at Shanti Nagar where she is working as the administrative officer, Byatarayanapura, Shrirampura at Mysuru, and the residences of her acquaintances at Chantar Tenkabettu in Udupi district were raided by the ACB. Investigations are underway.
During the raid, the ACB recovered a large number of gold ornaments that allegedly belongs to Dr. Sudha.
She was formerly working as the Special Land Acquisition Officer at the Bengaluru Development Authority. At present, she is working as the administrative officer at the Department of Information and Biotechnology at Shanti Nagar.
Based on the court-registered complaint made by a citizen, Dr. Sudha is being investigated for corruption and acquiring illegal assets during her tenure as the Special Land Acquisition Officer at the Bengaluru Development Authority. The raids conducted on Saturday are in coordination with the aforementioned investigations.
The source of Dr. Sudha’s assets and property are being investigated along with the legality of the documents in her possession.
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BITS Pilani student killed, another injured as motorcycle collides with oil tanker in South Goa
Panaji (PTI): A 26-year-old student of BITS Pilani was killed, and another suffered grievous injuries after their motorcycle collided with an oil tanker in South Goa, police said on Sunday.
The accident occurred around 5.15 pm on Saturday near a junction at Upasnagar in the Zuari Nagar area, an official said.
He said that the tanker was heading towards Vasco town from Upasnagar when the driver, Pedro Ivo Medeira (66), allegedly took a right turn to enter another lane without ensuring the safety of the oncoming traffic.
The victim, Karan Narasimha Murthy, who was riding towards Verna from the BITS Pilani campus, crashed into the rear left side of the tanker.
Murthy and his friend, Soham Adhikari (26), another student of BITS Pilani, suffered grievous injuries and were rushed to a hospital, where the former succumbed to his injuries.
Adhikari is undergoing treatment at the Goa Medical College and Hospital in Bambolim, the official said, adding that the tanker driver was arrested and later released on bail.
