Bengaluru: On Wednesday morning, Income Tax officials conducted a raid at the residence of Congress leader and businessman Yusuf Sharif, also known as KGF Babu, as part of a larger operation. The raid took place at Sharif's house located in High Grounds, Bengaluru, where the officials conducted an inspection.

According to sources, the Income Tax officials are currently conducting the operation at 50 different sites, including Sharif's residence. The reason for the raid and the details of the inspection are yet to be disclosed.

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Yusuf Sharif is a prominent Congress leader in Karnataka and is also known for his business interests in the state. The raid at his residence has caused a stir in political circles, with many speculating about the motive behind the Income Tax department's action.

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