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    Squads In Action: Rs 47 L cash seized in last 10 days in Tiruvannamalai

    A total of Rs 46.96 lakh cash was seized by flying squads and static surveillance teams in Tiruvannamalai district between March 16 and 26, official sources revealed.

    Squads In Action: Rs 47 L cash seized in last 10 days in Tiruvannamalai
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    Tiruvannamalai

    While flying squads seized a total of Rs 28.49 lakh, the static surveillance teams seized another Rs 18.47 lakh cash. Later, the election officials returned Rs 15.42 lakh cash to the owners following the submission of supporting documents, officials said.


    The remaining seized cash amounting to Rs 31.53 lakh is still under investigation. Cell phones worth Rs 90,985 were seized from the Chengam area alone, the officials added.


    Meanwhile, general observer for the Gudiyattam reserved constituency in Vellore district, K Dalatti, visited the Pernambut taluk office and polling stations in various parts of the taluk. He ordered removal of accumulated trash and stagnant water at a government elementary school, one of the polling stations.

    Rs 4.25 lakh cash seized in Kanchi
    Flying squad officials seized a total of Rs 4.25 lakh cash in two separate incidents in Kancheepuram on Wednesday. 
    During a vehicle check near Irumbuliyur flyover, members of a flying squad signalled a car to stop, but the driver ignored and drove past them. Thereafter, the team stopped the vehicle after a brief chase. 
    Two men were found travelling in the car with Rs 2 lakh cash in the vehicle. During inquiry, they told the team that the cash belonged to a private caterer and they received it as advance for a marriage function. Since the duo could not furnish any documents supporting their claim, the money was seized and handed over to the Tambaram treasury. 
    In another incident, the officials during a vehicle check on GST Road found a two-wheeler rider carrying Rs 2.25 lakh cash with him. 
    The money was seized since he too failed to furnish documents for the cash, which was then later handed over to the Maduranthagam treasury.

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