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Rs 21.5 Crore Gold, Rs 28.5 Crore Cash Recovered from Bus Driver's House in West Bengal
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Birbhum Police have recovered gold bars and biscuits worth Rs 21.5 crore and cash worth Rs 28.5 crore from the house of a retired government bus driver in Deucha village, West Bengal.
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Rs 21.5 Crore Gold, Rs 28.5 Crore Cash Recovered from Bus Driver's House in West Bengal
Birbhum Police have recovered gold bars and biscuits worth Rs 21.5 crore and cash worth Rs 28.5 crore from the house of a retired government bus driver in Deucha village, West Bengal. The police raided the house of Minar Mondal, the owner of the two-storey house, and seized the gold and cash. The police are questioning Mondal about the source of the wealth. The recovery is one of the largest in recent times in West Bengal. The police are investigating the matter and have launched a probe into the source of the wealth.
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The person who was raided is a relative of Tulu Mondal, a stone trader and close associate of former Trinamool Congress leader Anubrata Mondal, who joined the rebel camp led by Ritabrata Banerjee earlier this month.
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