Udupi: Retired govt officer holding property disproportionate to his income convicted


Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (JS/EP)

Udupi, July 7: District sessions court has sentenced Abdul Azeez, a retired government official, holding property disportionate to his known sources of income to one year of simple imprisonment and levied a fine of Rs 1 lac.

The then P I K U Belliappa had gathered details and filed a police complaint against the accused Abdul Azeez for amassing wealth beyond his known sources of income when he was the Kundapura zonal forest officer.

The then Mangaluru division S P Dharmaraj A G had registered a case and obtained a search warrant from the Udupi district sessions court to search the residence of the accused. The SP and Udupi DySP in charge searched the residence and the bank locker of the accused.

Lokayukta Dy SP Prabhudeva B Mane, collected details of the property held by the accused, completed the investigation on time and submitted the report to the authority.

Lokayuktha DySP Sadananda Varnekar had filed a chargesheet against the accused to the court.

District sessions court judge Shantaveera Shivappa who heard the case and got convinced of the guilt sentenced the accused Abdul Azeez to an year of simple imprisionment and imposed a fine of Rs 1 lac on him under Section 13(1) ( e), 13 (2) IPC Act 1988.

Abdul Azeez is retired at present. Special public prosecutor T Vijay Kumar Shetty argued the case in favour of the government.

 

 

  

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  • Mithun, dubai

    Sat, Jul 08 2023

    Only tip of iceberg..so many public officials there are mega crorepathis

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  • Martin, Mangalore

    Sat, Jul 08 2023

    Dear Responsible People of the Concerned Dept, We should have stricter policies and procedure's around people possessing exorbitant wealth beyond their earning capacities. This would bring stability in concentration of wealth and eradicate the class' that distinguish people and how they are treated.

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Sat, Jul 08 2023

    it is really a shame that the country is marching towards no 1 in terms of corruption after 2014...the gujju duo taught the whole country how to fool and make money....

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sat, Jul 08 2023

    Looks like only a eye wash.He must have hidden things knowing case was filed against him or lokayukta also got some percent ?

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Raheja Waterfront

    Fri, Jul 07 2023

    He has swallowed in Crores but his fine is only Rs. 1 Lacks ...

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