Gold worth 3.84 crore rupees was found in two lockers belonging to retired Indore District Excise Officer Bhadoria

Indore. Two lockers belonging to retired Indore District Excise Officer Dharmendra Singh Bhadoria, in the names of his son and daughter, were opened. These lockers yielded 3.658 kg of gold worth 3.84 crore rupees. For the past five days, the Lokayukta team had been trying to open the lockers. Whenever the team arrived at Bhadoria’s flat, the family members refused to open the door.

A notice was posted on the door, but no response was received. A second notice was also served, but no response was received. Following this, the Lokayukta obtained a court warrant and had the lockers opened. Bhadoria’s family knew that gold was kept in the lockers, which is why they were avoiding opening the lockers. Upon opening the locker, the Lokayukta team was stunned by the jewelry. They found 16 necklaces, 10 rings, 10 bangles, and 10 tops. The value of these jewelry is estimated at ₹3.84 crore (38.4 million rupees). Together, Bhadauria’s movable and immovable assets have been unearthed so far, totaling ₹28.81 crore (28.81 million rupees). Bhadauria received only ₹2 crore (20 million rupees) in salary. Bhadauria acquired vast wealth in the names of his wife, son, and daughter.

Previously, when the Lokayukta team raided Bhadauria’s home, 4 kg 21 grams of gold was recovered from his home. A total of approximately 8 kg of gold has been recovered from lockers in different banks.

Most Investments in the Names of Son and Daughter
Bhadauriya has made the most investments in the names of his daughter and son, acquiring most of his property in their names. The Lokayukta team is now working to obtain information on the returns from their earnings. Information has also been found about the son’s partnership in two firms. He has also invested in several films. An agreement to pay 2.75 crore to a person named Jitendra Chaudhary has also been found.