Chhatrapur BEO: Chhatrapur Block Education Officer Arrested in Disproportionate Assets Case | Bhubaneswar News
Berhampur: Vigilance sleuths arrested Sitaram Patro, block education officer (BEO) of Chhatrapur in Ganjam district, on Sunday for allegedly possessing disproportionate assets.
Raids were conducted at six locations, including his residences in Berhampur and Polasara, as well as his office chamber in Chhatrapur, simultaneously on Saturday to uncover any ill-gotten gains.During the search, authorities found bank and insurance deposits totalling over Rs 35.61 lakh belonging to him and his wife. TNN
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