16.09 lakhs in cash seized by Coimbatore flying squad officials in one day

The Flying Squadron Monitoring Committees are to monitor election expenses in Coimbatore District.


Coimbatore: The Coimbatore District flying squad officials have seized Rs 16.09 lakhs in cash today in the city.

The flying squad officials are working on an 8-hour rotational basis divided into three groups of 9 teams each for every assembly constituency in Coimbatore. There is also a video surveillance team that operates at a rate of two groups per constituency for 12 hours.

Ahead of the elections, these teams are staffed with 2 officials within the Deputy Tahsildar cadre, 2 police officers and 1 video cameraman. The Flying Squadron Monitoring Committees are said to monitor election expenses in Coimbatore District.

The Flying Squad in Coimbatore has seized Rs 53.56 crores worth of cash, gold jewellery and liquor without proper documents to date in the city.

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