Vigilance Bureau Raids Bihar ADM Ravindra Kumar Diwakar
Vigilance Bureau raids Patna ADM Ravindra Kumar Diwakar's properties, recovering over 1 crore in cash and 35 luxury watches in a major crackdown.

In a massive crackdown on corruption, the Vigilance Investigation Bureau launched a high-stakes operation on Monday, targeting Patna ADM (Supply) Ravindra Kumar Diwakar. The raids, conducted simultaneously at multiple locations, were initiated following allegations of possessing assets disproportionate to his known sources of income.
The investigation extended beyond the ADM, as the bureau also targeted the properties of his wife, Kumari Sweety, who currently holds the position of District Sub-Registrar in Danapur. The search operations spanned several key locations across both Patna and Begusarai.
Crores in Cash and Luxury Goods Seized
The most significant breakthrough occurred during the search of a residence in Danapur. While inspecting flat number 304 in Block-B of the Kashyap Green City Apartment, the vigilance team uncovered a staggering amount of liquid cash. According to officials, the raid yielded:
- Over 100 bundles of ₹500 notes, with the total value estimated to exceed one crore rupees.
- A collection of more than 35 luxury watches.
Beyond the immediate cash haul, the bureau also conducted intensive searches at properties located in Begusarai to trace the full extent of the alleged illegal wealth.
A Career Under Scrutiny
Ravindra Kumar Diwakar is a high-ranking official with a significant administrative history in the state. Before his current posting as ADM (Supply) in Patna, he served in several influential capacities, including:
- SDM in Gaya
- DPRO in Saran
The Vigilance Investigation Bureau is currently in the process of meticulously auditing all recovered documents, financial records, and physical assets found at the raided sites. While the initial findings suggest a massive accumulation of wealth, a comprehensive official report detailing the total value of the seizure is expected once the investigation concludes.