This is separated from the capture of merchandise worth ₹348.71 crore by the Business Duties Division, authorities said
The Political decision Commission held onto an incredible ₹557.69 crore from Walk 16, when the model set of principles (MCC) for the Lok Sabha political race came into force, for the rest of the last period of surveying on May 7 in the State. This is the most elevated ever pre-survey seizure in Karnataka. During the 2019 Lok Sabha surveys, ₹88.27 crore was seized, as indicated by Political race Commission information.
This is separated from the capture of products worth ₹348.71 crore by the Business Assessments Division. These products incorporate iron metal and ghutka, the returns of which would have been utilized for instigations. In addition, from August last year to Walk 16, survey work force held onto money and merchandise worth ₹537 crore in Karnataka. The seizures incorporate ₹151 crore in real money, alcohol worth ₹42 crore, drugs worth ₹126 crore, gold worth ₹71 crore, and different things esteemed at ₹144 crore.
