The city of Kolkata (often spelled Kolkata) is known as the city of processions. Some people refer to it as the Mecca of football. To put that into perspective, considering the amount of money that has been recovered in Kolkata over the course of the past few months, it is definitely not an exaggeration to refer to this city as a currency city. On Monday, a large amount of money was found and recovered in the city of Kolkata.
The action takes place on Park Street this time. The officers from the Lalbazar Ganga Daman branch conducted a search warrant and were able to retrieve the money. The quantity of money is said to have topped crores as of quarter past eight in the evening, according to sources from the Kolkata Police Department. It is anticipated that this number will continue to rise.
After receiving the tip, the police are believed to have conducted a search in the Park Street neighbourhood. When searching a Maruti Suzuki vehicle, officers from the anti-gang unit of the Kolkata Police Department discovered a significant amount of money. The person who was driving the vehicle, Rajesh Kasheri, was questioned by the police. Rajesh was brought into custody because he was unable to provide an answer to any of these inquiries, including "Where did the money come from?" and "Where is the money being taken?" In addition to this, it is common knowledge that Rajesh calls the city of New Alipore home.
Recently, in the recent past, crores of rupees were recovered from the apartment of Arpita Mukhopadhyay, who was known to be "closer" to the previous education minister Partha Chattopadhyay. A few days later, further money was taken from Arpita's apartment in Belgharia. The sum is equal to 50 crores in its whole.
Since that time, many locations throughout the city have been searched, and the money has been found. Bundles of currency are occasionally recovered by the CBI-ED as well as on occasion by the Kolkata Police. A few days earlier, the cops in Ballyganj and Gariahat were also given money. During that time period, the whereabouts of a significant quantity of money were tracked down once more.
