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Lokayukta books ex-TNCP joint director Sunita Singh for assets 250% above income
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bhopal
🗓 03 Nov 2026, 07:31 PM
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Madhya Pradesh Lokayukta has filed a case against former TNCP joint director Sunita Singh, alleging her assets are 250% higher than her declared income.
The Madhya Pradesh Lokayukta has formally registered a case against Sunita Singh, who previously served as the joint director of the state's TNCP. The anti-corruption body alleges that her total assets are 250 percent greater than the income she has officially reported.
According to the Lokayukta's preliminary findings, there is a significant mismatch between Singh's declared earnings and the value of properties and other holdings attributed to her. The case will be pursued under the state's anti-corruption statutes, and a detailed investigation has been ordered.
Sunita Singh, based in Bhopal, has not issued any public statement regarding the allegations. This development follows a series of recent Lokayukta actions aimed at curbing financial irregularities among public officials in the region.
If the investigation confirms the discrepancies, Singh could face penalties ranging from fines to possible prosecution under the Prevention of Corruption Act.
According to the Lokayukta's preliminary findings, there is a significant mismatch between Singh's declared earnings and the value of properties and other holdings attributed to her. The case will be pursued under the state's anti-corruption statutes, and a detailed investigation has been ordered.
Sunita Singh, based in Bhopal, has not issued any public statement regarding the allegations. This development follows a series of recent Lokayukta actions aimed at curbing financial irregularities among public officials in the region.
If the investigation confirms the discrepancies, Singh could face penalties ranging from fines to possible prosecution under the Prevention of Corruption Act.