Bengaluru (Karnataka) – Allegations have emerged of a significant financial scam involving the Karnataka State Waqf Board. It is reported that 4 crore rupees, which were deposited in another account, have mysteriously disappeared. A case has been registered against the former Chief Executive Officer of the Board, Zulfikarullah, at High Grounds Police Station. The complaint in this case has been filed by Mir Ahmed Abbas, the chief accounting officer of the Waqf Board.
| Editorial Perspective
Will the government officials, who keep citing temple scams to justify governmental control, address the Waqf Board scam with the same scrutiny and take similar actions ? |
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