Profulla Halder, a Livestock Inspector from Nabarangpur, has been arrested by Odisha Vigilance for allegedly taking money under the Chief Minister Kamadhenu Yojana.
Profulla Halder Arrested by Odisha Vigilance for taking a loan of 80,000 rupees to avail subsidy money under the Chief Minister Kamadhenu Yojana.Profulla Halder, Livestock Inspector at Rayaghar under the Chief District Veterinary Office in Nabarangpur, was arrested in this case. The arrest was made by the Odisha Vigilance team.During the house search after the arrest, cash amounting to 8.24 lakh rupees was recovered from his possession. The case relates to irregularities in availing government subsidy benefits.
The vigilance officials found that Profulla Halder took a loan of 80,000 rupees from a beneficiary under the Chief Minister Kamadhenu Yojana. This action was taken to avail the subsidy money provided under the scheme. The Chief Minister Kamadhenu Yojana is a government initiative aimed at supporting livestock-related activities. Officials say the inspector misused his position in the matter.
Profulla Halder Arrested and produced before the court after the raid. The vigilance department continues its probe into the case.The recovery of 8.24 lakh rupees cash has added strength to the investigation. Authorities are examining how the funds were linked to the subsidy scheme.
The case is now under active investigation by the Odisha Vigilance department. Further details about any other persons involved or additional recoveries are awaited.People associated with the Chief Minister Kamadhenu Yojana in the district are advised to stay alert and report any suspicious demands. Beneficiaries should follow official procedures while applying for subsidies under the scheme.
The arrest highlights the vigilance department’s ongoing efforts to check corruption in government welfare schemes across Odisha. The Chief District Veterinary Office in Nabarangpur has not issued any statement on the arrest so far. The matter remains under legal process.
