Archive · 30 Jul 2025
J&K ACB Registers Case Against Ex-Constable for Disproportionate Assets
The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) in Jammu and Kashmir is investigating a former police constable named Firdous Ahmad.
They believe he has way more money and property than he should, given his job.
This is called a disproportionate assets case.
The ACB searched several of Ahmad's properties, including houses and a hotel, to find evidence.
The investigation began after the ACB looked into Ahmad's finances.
The ACB also searched a police quarter where Ahmad was staying.
The investigation is ongoing.
J&K ACB registered a disproportionate assets case against former constable Firdous Ahmad.
Ahmad, a terminated Selection Grade constable, is accused of amassing wealth beyond his known income.
Searches were conducted at multiple properties belonging to Ahmad, including residential houses and a hotel.
Search warrants were obtained for the premises by the Special Judge Anti-Corruption Court, Anantnag.
The ACB also searched a Police Quarter allotted to Ahmad in the Police Housing Colony Bemina.
- Who
- The case is against Firdous Ahmad, a former Selection Grade constable.
- What
- The Jammu and Kashmir Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) registered a disproportionate assets case.
- When
- The case was registered on Wednesday, July 30.
- Where
- The investigation is taking place in Jammu and Kashmir.
- Why
- Ahmad is suspected of accumulating wealth beyond his legitimate income.
- Accused
- Firdous Ahmad
- Former Position
- Selection Grade constable
- Accusation
- Disproportionate assets
- Investigating Agency
- Jammu and Kashmir Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB)
- Searches Conducted
- Multiple properties, including houses and a hotel