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Anti-graft agency conducts searches in Chhattisgarh over liquor, coal, and medical scams

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The State Economic Offences Investigation Bureau/Anti-Corruption Bureau conducted searches across six districts in Chhattisgarh on Friday, October 31, 2026, as part of three major corruption investigations. These probes relate to alleged liquor, coal levy, and medical scams. Investigators examined documents, digital devices, and banking particulars at premises, including a transporter’s residence in Bhilai-3.

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The searches are linked to major corruption investigations involving state-related sectors, such as the coal levy and liquor trade. The operation involved the Central Reserve Police Force providing security support during the anti-graft agency's actions in the state.

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