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Crime
CBI raids senior Narcotics officer’s residence in Neemuch over Rs 5 million bribery probe
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 11 Sep 2026, 10:17 AM
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The Central Bureau of Investigation conducted a search at the official residence of a senior Narcotics Bureau officer in Neemuch, Madhya Pradesh, as part of a probe into a suspected ₹5 million illicit transaction, seizing documents and electronic devices.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has carried out a raid on the government‑owned residence of a senior officer of the Narcotics Bureau in Neemuch, Madhya Pradesh. The operation was launched after intelligence agencies flagged a suspicious financial flow amounting to roughly fifty lakh rupees.
Investigators are probing the alleged transfer of the money into the bank account of a relative of the officer, suspecting it to be a bribe linked to narcotics‑related enforcement actions. The CBI’s search team examined the premises for evidence that could substantiate the claim of illicit enrichment.
During the raid, officials seized a range of documents and electronic equipment, including computers and storage devices, which are expected to be examined for communications, transaction records and other material relevant to the case. The investigation remains ongoing, and further details will be disclosed as the inquiry progresses.
Investigators are probing the alleged transfer of the money into the bank account of a relative of the officer, suspecting it to be a bribe linked to narcotics‑related enforcement actions. The CBI’s search team examined the premises for evidence that could substantiate the claim of illicit enrichment.
During the raid, officials seized a range of documents and electronic equipment, including computers and storage devices, which are expected to be examined for communications, transaction records and other material relevant to the case. The investigation remains ongoing, and further details will be disclosed as the inquiry progresses.