Srinagar: India’s Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Tuesday raided the house of Baseer Ahmad Khan, a week after he was relieved as advisor to Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha.
Quoting official sources, news agency GNS reported that a CBI team from New Delhi accompanied by local police carried the raid at the house of Basheer Ahmed Khan, a retired IAS officer, at Bulbul Bagh Baghat.
The raids are being carried in connection with fake gun license racket,GNS reported.
Baseer Khan, who remained as advisor to Lieutenant Governor Girish Chandra Murmu and his successor Manoj Sinha from March 2020, was relieved after the CBI top brass reportedly informed India’s Ministry of Home Affairs about his name figuring in the gun license rachet, report
Subsequently, the MHA relieved BAseer Khan from the post of Advisor. Even the order issued by the government to relieve Khan had mention of MHA.
“Pursuant to communication No. 15030/40/2019-J&K dated 4th October, 2021, of the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, Baseer Ahmad Khan (Retired IAS:2000) is hereby relieved from the post of Advisor to the Lieutenant Governor, Union territory of Jammu and Kashmir, with immediate effect,” reads the government order issued on October 12. (GNS)
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