Shimla: Enforcement Directorate has also joined the investigation of scam of more than 33 crores in the Talai Seva Co-operative Assembly Society of Bilaspur, Himachal Pradesh. The Enforcement Directorate has approached the Registrar Co-operative Assembly, District Administration Bilaspur and SP Bilaspur in the case and asked for documents related to rigging. According to sources, criminals have made properties worth crores from the amount of scam.

In such a situation, now on the basis of the study of the documents, the Enforcement Directorate can take further investigation and seize the assets. In March 2019, the police filed an FIR on the auditor's complaint in this rigging of more than 33 crores. Thirteen persons including the secretary of the assembly have been detained by the police. During the investigation, it was found that the assembly had disbursed the loans of crores of rupees to the people outside its purview by following the rules.

The situation had become such that the treasury of the cooperative assembly with more than 100 crores of accumulated capital became vacant due to wrong lending. When a member of the assembly applied the RTI, it was learned that the members of the assembly who had taken the loan of about 84 lakh rupees in the meeting, and in 2008, 82 lakh rupees were waived by the government and the department. The present assembly secretary and the gathering did not let any person know about it and grabbed 82 lakh rupees. The same case is now being investigated.

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