Karnataka: CBI attacks on the basis of next of kin of former minister

New -Delhi, September 15 (IANS). The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) attacked a total of 16 places in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh, related to the Valmiki Corporation case. In this case, it is alleged that family members and close employees of the then Minister of Karnataka corrected the government’s money. The CBI carried out this attack on September 15, 2025, and the minister’s sister, brother -in -law, personal assistant (father), went to the places of other closest people, including the minister’s sister, brother -in -law (father) and the details of the eclipse associated with eclipse, property papers, bank statements, and the details of the vehicles they earned from the money. The case was registered by the CBI on June 3, 2024, when a written complaint was received by the Deputy General Manager (DGM) from Union Bank of India. The complaint claimed that the version of the Karnataka government’s “Maharishi Valmiki Scheduled Tribal Development Corporation Limited” (KMVSTDCL), also known as Valmiki Corporation, was suspected by Rs 84.63. The eclipse was done from February 21, 2024 to 6 May 2024 of the MG Road branch of Union Bank of India, Bangalore. The Karnataka High Court is monitoring the investigation into the case and so far the CBI has filed four status reports in court. During the investigation, there were more cases of eclipse of the government funds of the division planned tribes welfare and Karnataka German Technical Training Institute (KGTTI). The Karnataka High Court allowed the CBI to investigate these allegations. CBI investigation revealed that 2.17 crore calls held in Bank of Baroda, Siddhaya Road -Branch, Bangalore were transferred from the account of the division of stems welfare to the account of the private company, which was close to the then minister. Of these, about 1.20 crore calls were also transferred to the Minister’s sister, Brother -In -law and father accounts. In addition, some funds were also sent to the owner of a farmhouse in Bellary, where ministers lived regularly. At the same time, an amount of Rs 64 Lakh of the Kgtti account of Canara Bank, Wilson Garden -branch, Bangalore, was transferred to the accounts of the near -family members of the Minister by secondary enterprises. The CBI continued the investigation into the case and planned further action. -Ians vku/as