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June 26, 2011 / IANS, Puttaparthi (Andhra Pradesh) / DC.
It is unbelievable the insistence of Trust members that 'everything is fine', given the secrecy with which they have opened the 'Yajur Mandir' and the way they mislead the media that it was done in the presence of IT officials (which was instantly denied by IT Department) whereas, they had only some IT approved assessor, from Mumbai, with them.
Given the fact that Rs. 35,00,000/- have been attempted to be smuggled from Puttaparthi to Bangalore, the conduct of the Trustees is, definitely, attracting the suspicion that there is 'something fishy' happening there!!
Both IT and ED Departments should probe into the personal financial affairs of all the trustees of "Sai Central Trust' and other Saibaba entities!!!
June 26, 2011 / IANS, Puttaparthi (Andhra Pradesh) / DC.
File photo - Sai Baba - Agencies.
Police in this pilgrim town in Andhra Pradesh's Anantapur district on Saturday questioned Sathya Sai Central Trust member R.J. Ratnakar for over five hours over a huge amount of cash seized last week.
As police intensified the probe into cash seizure, traders in the bustling pilgrim town Saturday observed a shutdown to protest suspected irregularities committed by the trust members and demanded the government take over the trust.
Police officers probing the case quizzed Ratnakar, who is also nephew of late Sathya Sai Baba, to trace the source of Rs.35.5 lakh seized from a car allegedly belonging to the trust.
Police sources said the officers asked Ratnakar to make himself available to answer further queries, if required. The trust member refused to speak to media persons.
This is the first time in the trust's history that a trust member has been questioned by police.
Another member V. Srinivasan is likely to appear before police Monday.
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