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Mumbai Crime: 'Crorepati' constable booked for corruption by ACB

Updated on: 04 October,2016 11:30 AM IST  | 
Vijay Kumar Yadav |

ACB officials have registered a disproportionate assets case against Mumbai police constable, who amassed properties worth crores of rupees in just few years of being bodyguard to an influential former MLA and NCP leader

Mumbai Crime: 'Crorepati' constable booked for corruption by ACB

Constable booked for corruption
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The Anti Corruption Bureau (ACB) officials have registered a disproportionate assets case against Nitish Gaikwad, Mumbai police constable, who amassed properties worth crores of rupees in just few years of being bodyguard to an influential former MLA and NCP leader.


Gaikwad, attached with the Protection and Security branch, was bodyguard to the former MLA, when he amassed most of the assets by using his proximity with the NCP leader, ACB officials told mid-day. Gaikwad’s wife Manisha has also been booked. ACB stated that after receiving a complaint against Gaikwad, a thorough investigation was carried out which revealed that from January 1, 2008 to November 30, 2014, Gaikwad and his wife own flats, jewellery and have bank balance worth Rs 2,77,16,932, which is 882.9 per cent more than his known source of income, the ACB claims.


“During the said period Gaikwad served as bodyguard to the NCP leader, he made full use of his proximity to him,” an ACB official said, adding, that ACB would check if the NCP leader was aware of Gaikwad’s deeds.

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