The Vigilance Investigation Bureau conducted raids on Monday at the residences of Patna's ADM (Supply), Ravindra Kumar Diwakar, and his wife, Kumari Sweeti, who serves as the District Sub-Registrar of Danapur. The raids uncovered a total of ₹79 lakh in cash, documents related to property worth approximately ₹3 crore, 48 expensive watches, and 250 grams of gold and silver jewelry. Both officials are accused of acquiring assets disproportionate to their known sources of income.

The vigilance team simultaneously targeted their residences and other locations in Patna and Begusarai. During the search of flat number 304 in Kashyap Green City Apartment in Danapur, Patna, ₹70 lakh in cash and 48 watches valued at ₹6 lakh were recovered. Additionally, a flat worth ₹49.34 lakh in Kashyap Green Homes, Danapur, was found in Kumari Sweeti's name, and another flat worth ₹45.68 lakh in Ravindra Kumar Diwakar's name, both of which are rented out.

The vigilance team also found plots in Phulwari Sharif in the names of Ravindra Kumar, his wife, and his father, collectively valued at ₹1.47 crore. Land measuring 3.9 decimal in Phulwari Sharif was also found in Sweeti's and Ravindra's names, each valued at ₹51.73 lakh. In Ballia, Begusarai, 20 decimal land worth ₹23.77 lakh was found in Ravindra's name. His father, Lakhan Lal Paswan, owned 3.9 decimal land in Phulwari Sharif (₹44.19 lakh) and 4 decimal land in Begusarai (₹26.40 lakh). The raid at their ancestral home in Pokharia, Ward No. 37, under Nagar Police Station in Begusarai, yielded ₹9 lakh in cash and a significant amount of gold jewelry.

According to DSP Mithilesh Kumar and Vasudev Rai of the Vigilance Department, a case has been registered against both husband and wife under the disproportionate assets act. The search operation was conducted with a court warrant. The recovered documents and assets are being scrutinized and will be cross-referenced with the officials' declared income and wealth.