Abandoned luxury car with Rs 46.19L seized in Panki
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Daltonganj: An abandoned luxury car with around Rs 46.19 lakh cash was confiscated by Panki police on Wednesday. Lesliganj SDPO Manoj Kumar Jha said, "The car, bearing a Chhattisgarh registration number, was found abandoned and parked near Tetrai Belyari More.
There were 8,976 notes of Rs 500, 509 notes of Rs 200, and 301 notes of Rs 100. We will inform the income tax sleuths."
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