The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) files its first chargesheet in connection with an alleged Haryana government fund siphoning case involving ₹504 crore, naming 15 people. The matter stems from an FIR registered on February 23, 2026, by the Haryana Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB). According to reports, the CBI registers a regular case on April 8 that replicates the ACB FIR, and then files the chargesheet within 90 days of the original FIR.
The case relates to alleged misappropriation of government funds. The allegations point to funds being diverted from bank accounts of multiple Haryana government departments, with wrongdoing attributed to bank officials acting in “criminal connivance” with public servants posted in the concerned departments. The chargesheet is described as the CBI’s first in the case, and it includes names of bank officials and government servants among the accused.
Both outlets report the key timeline elements—ACB FIR on Feb 23, CBI registration on Apr 8, and chargesheet filing within 90 days—along with the central allegation of a ₹504 crore diversion involving bank accounts of government departments.
