Andhra Pradesh: Pile of bundles of 2000-500 notes, former MLA's men seen counting the money, the video is from the liquor scam case:

News Topical, Digital Desk : In the Andhra Pradesh liquor scam case, a pile of money has been found. SIT officials have found important evidence in the liquor case. SIT has found a video in which former MLA Chevireddy's special man Venkatesh Naidu is seen counting the money. When is this video from? Now discussions have started on this.

11 crores have already been seized

SIT officials have already seized Rs 11 crore related to the liquor scam in Shamshabad of Rangareddy district. SIT officials have identified that this amount was hidden in several places to distribute cash before the last assembly elections.

Prepared to keep the notes in a box

The SIT has also found a video of Venkatesh Naidu, a close aide of former MLA Chevireddy, Bhaskar Reddy, holding bundles of notes. In the video, Venkatesh Naidu and his close aides are seen counting the cash thus obtained. It is believed that the bundles of notes were kept ready so that they could be stored in boxes. Bundles of demonetised Rs 2000 and Rs 500 notes are seen in the video.

Many people including MP have been arrested so far

Many people including YSRCP MP Peddireddy Venkat Midhun Reddy have been arrested in this case. SIT officials have also seized Venkatesh Naidu's phone as part of the investigation. A video of him examining bundles of WhatsApp notes has also been recovered. Another accused Raj KC Reddy said that he has nothing to do with the money found recently.

Cash hidden in 12 boxes seized

Andhra Pradesh SIT officials recently identified and seized cash at Sulochana Guest House at Kaccharam in Shamshabad mandal of Rangareddy district. As part of the investigation into the Andhra Pradesh liquor case, SIT officials conducted an inspection at Sulochana Farm Guest House. They have seized a huge amount of cash hidden in 12 boxes.

Bundles of notes were seized

SIT officials said the cash was worth Rs 11 crore. Based on the information provided by accused Varun Purushottam, the SIT officials who conducted the inspection identified the bundles of notes and seized them.