Archive · 24 Dec 2025
Vigilance Unearths Disproportionate Assets of OSCSC Staffer
A man named Rabindra Kumar Barik, who works as a junior accountant in a government office in Odisha, India, was found to have a lot of valuable things like buildings, land, and money.
The government's Vigilance department did a search and found these things.
They think he might have more money and things than he should, based on his salary.
He has been working in this job for about 30 years and has been posted in different places.
The things found include four buildings, a market, a hall for events, land, gold, a car, two motorcycles, and some cash and household items.
The State Vigilance department found alleged disproportionate assets during raids on Rabindra Kumar Barik, a junior accountant in the Odisha State Civil Supply Corporation (OSCSC).
Assets detected include four buildings, a market complex, a Kalyan Mandap, four plots of land, bank deposits worth Rs 43.81 lakh, 175 grams of gold, a four-wheeler, two motorcycles worth Rs 12.40 lakh, and cash and household articles worth Rs 32.15 lakh.
Barik has been working as a junior accountant since November 1995 with a monthly salary of Rs 5,400.
He has worked in various districts including Bhadrak, Balasore, Jagatsinghpur, Mayurbhanj, and is currently posted in Sundargarh.
The raids were conducted based on allegations of possession of assets disproportionate to his known sources of income.
- Who
- Rabindra Kumar Barik, a junior accountant in the Odisha State Civil Supply Corporation (OSCSC)
- What
- Alleged disproportionate assets worth crores were unearthed during raids
- When
- On Monday
- Where
- Sundargarh, Odisha
- Why
- Acting on allegations of possession of assets disproportionate to his known sources of income
- Name
- Rabindra Kumar Barik
- Position
- Junior Accountant
- Organization
- Odisha State Civil Supply Corporation (OSCSC)
- Location
- Sundargarh, Odisha
- Assets Detected
- Four buildings, market complex, Kalyan Mandap, four plots of land, bank deposits of Rs 43.81 lakh, 175 grams of gold, four-wheeler, two motorcycles worth Rs 12.40 lakh, cash and household articles worth Rs 32.15 lakh
- Salary
- Rs 5,400 per month
- Duration of Service
- About three decades
