Cash Seized in Chennai Ahead of Elections
MCC: 80,000 in cash seizedin R K Nagar constituency
The Times Of India
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In Radhakrishnan Nagar Assembly constituency, Chennai, authorities seized ₹80,000 (approximately $960 USD) in cash transported without valid documentation. This action is part of measures to enforce the model code of conduct ahead of upcoming elections, with strict monitoring of cash and goods transport.
- 01₹80,000 seized in Radhakrishnan Nagar constituency, Chennai.
- 02The seizure was made by static surveillance teams monitoring election violations.
- 03Transport of cash exceeding ₹50,000 without documentation is subject to seizure.
- 04Seized items can be returned if valid documentation is provided during inquiry.
- 05Three teams are deployed in each assembly constituency for continuous monitoring.
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On Sunday, a static surveillance team in Radhakrishnan Nagar Assembly constituency, Chennai, seized ₹80,000 (approximately $960 USD) in cash that was being transported without valid documents. This operation is part of the enforcement of the model code of conduct as the city prepares for upcoming elections. Each assembly constituency has three flying squads and static surveillance teams working in shifts to monitor election-related violations. Under the current regulations, any cash exceeding ₹50,000 or goods valued over ₹10,000 transported without proper documentation will be seized and deposited in the government treasury. If individuals can provide valid documentation during the inquiry process, the seized items may be returned to them, as stated in an official release.
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This seizure aims to ensure fair elections by preventing illegal cash flow, impacting candidates and voters in the constituency.
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