New Delhi: In the midst of the farmer movement, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has raided about 35 places in Punjab and 10 places in Haryana today. Red raids are being carried out at the Food Corporation of India (FCI) warehouses and grain storage facilities. Raids are about the purchase of food grains. It is being told that many teams of CBI are conducting raids on different godowns in Punjab and Haryana.

There are also reports of large-scale rice and wheat samples kept in warehouses. The paramilitary forces are also being taken to help prevent any raids in this raid. The CBI has conducted joint surprise checks as part of dozens of preventive vigilance in Punjab and Haryana, after receiving widespread complaints of irregularities in FCI godowns. The special thing is that this raid is taking place when the farmers are protesting against the three agricultural laws. Most of the agitating farmers are farmers from Punjab and Haryana.

Sources say that this is part of the CBI's Red Vigilance, which is carried out from time to time by the Federal Investigation Agency. With the help of CRPF, more than 20 CBI teams are carrying out raids in several cities of Punjab and Haryana. According to reliable sources, officials have also seized rice and wheat samples during the check.

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