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Crime
Punjab Vigilance Seeks Property Details of Jhota Murder Case Drug Inspector
✍️ Amar Ujala · Ludhiana
🗓 31 Oct 2026, 09:00 AM
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The Punjab Vigilance Bureau has issued a notice to the District Revenue Officer in Mansa to obtain property records linked to Drug Inspector Naresh Kumar, his wife, and his father, in connection with the Jhota murder case.
The Punjab Vigilance Bureau has intensified its investigation into the Jhota murder case by seeking detailed property records of key individuals involved. A formal letter has been sent to the District Revenue Officer in Mansa district, requesting information on land and assets registered under the names of Drug Inspector Naresh Kumar, his wife, and his father.
This move is part of the financial scrutiny typically conducted in high-profile criminal cases to trace potential illicit gains or connections. The Vigilance department aims to map out the financial footprint of the accused and their immediate family members to support the ongoing legal proceedings.
The request for records specifically targets assets held in the names of the three individuals, indicating a thorough approach to uncovering any hidden wealth or property transfers. The District Revenue Officer is now tasked with compiling and submitting the relevant data to the Vigilance Bureau.
This development marks a significant step in the broader investigation surrounding the Jhota incident, highlighting the authorities' focus on both the criminal and financial aspects of the case.
This move is part of the financial scrutiny typically conducted in high-profile criminal cases to trace potential illicit gains or connections. The Vigilance department aims to map out the financial footprint of the accused and their immediate family members to support the ongoing legal proceedings.
The request for records specifically targets assets held in the names of the three individuals, indicating a thorough approach to uncovering any hidden wealth or property transfers. The District Revenue Officer is now tasked with compiling and submitting the relevant data to the Vigilance Bureau.
This development marks a significant step in the broader investigation surrounding the Jhota incident, highlighting the authorities' focus on both the criminal and financial aspects of the case.