Dhule (Maharashtra): The Dhule police officials who were tasked with keeping a strict vigil in view of assembly elections in the state seized around 10,000 kg of silver ingots (bricks) worth over Rs 94 crore while checking vehicles at Thalner village of Shirpur taluka in the district.
Statement Of Special Inspector General Of Police Nashik, Dattatrya Karale
Special Inspector General of Police Nashik, Dattatrya Karale shared details and said, "In a major police action, 10 thousand kg of silver ingots worth Rs 94.68 crores was found in a container in Shirpur taluka."
Dhule, Maharashtra: Police in Thalner village, Shirpur taluka, uncovered 10,000 kg of silver ingots worth ₹94.68 crore during a container search at 5 AM. The goods are reportedly linked to HDFC Bank, and investigations are ongoing pic.twitter.com/AxIpnEoD8Y
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"The state is currently polling for the assembly elections. During the election period, vehicles are being thoroughly checked by the police administration. In this backdrop, the police searched a container in Thalner village of Shirpur taluka at 5 am today and discovered 10,000 kg of silver ingots worth Rs 94.68 crore," said the official.
The official said that the valuables found in the container are believed to be related to the bank.
"An investigation into this matter is currently underway. Further details are awaited.
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