According to investigators, the IAS Sanjeev Hans bribery case is linked to helping a real estate firm get a favourable order from the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC). Officials claim the deal was arranged through middlemen and involved multiple accused, including businessmen and associates.

The CBI FIR names several individuals and a company connected to the alleged transaction. The agency says the bribe was paid in instalments through close aides of the officer.

Hans has denied the allegations through his lawyer, calling them baseless. The investigation is ongoing, and more details may emerge as the probe progresses.

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The Special Vigilance Court found them guilty for the fraudulent sale of 997 sugar bags. Those convicted include former administration head Nand Kumar Singh, deputy manager Umesh Prasad Singh, clerk Sushil Kumar Srivastava, sugar clerk Lalbabu Prasad, sales in-charge Dhirendra Jha, and accounting officer Ajay Kumar Srivastava. The sentence will be announced on December 18.

A former DIG also testified in the case. The prosecutor explained that complaints were first made in 1989, but early investigations cleared the accused. Later, residents approached the Chief Minister, who ordered a vigilance probe.

Vigilance later found evidence of sugar worth ₹8.88 lakh being misused between 1989 and 1990. An FIR was filed in 2000 against 18 officials. Some accused have died over the years, while several did not appear in court.

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