The Economic Offences Unit of Bihar Police has initiated major enforcement action against Ajay Kumar Singh, the Deputy Director of the Bihar Board of Open Schooling and Examination (BBOSE). Simultaneous raids were launched across three locations in Patna and Begusarai following allegations of accumulating wealth disproportionate to his known sources of income. Initial verification conducted by investigating authorities revealed evidence of assets valued at Rs 3,43,78,300, which stands approximately 90.04 percent higher than his legitimate income earnings.
Court Authorization and Registration of Disproportionate Wealth Case
The anti-corruption drive was set in motion after the law enforcement agency verified confidential information gathered from credible sources regarding the official's wealth. Upon confirming the initial findings, a formal case was registered against the BBOSE official. Investigators subsequently approached the designated Special Court in Patna to secure search warrants. Following judicial approval, specialized teams headed by officers of Deputy Superintendent of Police rank were dispatched to execute search operations at the designated sites.
Details of the Three Raided Locations in Patna and Begusarai
Search operations are currently underway at three distinct properties connected to the official, spanning residential, official, and ancestral locations.
- Residential Property in Patna: Chandratara Bhavan, situated near B.V. College along Akashvani Road in Khajpura, falling under the jurisdiction of Rajeev Nagar Police Station.
- Official Workplace in Patna: The official chamber of Ajay Kumar Singh located inside the BBOSE premises at Mithapur, Patna.
- Ancestral Residence in Begusarai: The officer's family home located in Parora Village, Sahna Post, within the limits of Sahebpur Kamal Police Station in Begusarai district.
Lavish Premises Inspected with Full Inventory Pending Raid Completion
Visual evidence from the residential raid site highlights a multi-story house where law enforcement personnel remain stationed during search proceedings. At least 5 two-wheelers were seen parked outside the official's house during the operation. Investigating officers are currently examining financial records, bank documents, investment papers, and property deeds located on the premises. Authorities confirmed that a detailed breakdown of seized physical items, financial papers, and valuation reports will be released once all searches conclude.
