Bengaluru Police Commissioner Seemanth Kumar Singh, flanked by senior officers, publicly displayed seized drugs, fake Indian currency notes, gold ornaments and other contraband worth approximately ₹28 crore at the Police Commissioner's Office, Bengaluru, on 21 July 2026. (Photo: NationPress)
The property parade showcased a combined haul of drugs, counterfeit Indian currency and gold ornaments — among other items — collectively valued at around ₹28 crore, recovered across several cases handled by the Bengaluru Police. (Photo: NationPress)
The ₹28 crore seizure displayed at the Bengaluru Police Commissioner's Office on 21 July 2026 included narcotics, counterfeit currency notes and gold ornaments — all recovered in the course of multiple active criminal investigations. (Photo: NationPress)
Police Commissioner Seemanth Kumar Singh was accompanied by senior Bengaluru Police officials at the press conference, reinforcing the department's accountability drive by publicly accounting for approximately ₹28 crore in assets seized across various cases. (Photo: NationPress)
The property parade press conference was held at the Police Commissioner's Office, Bengaluru, on Tuesday, 21 July 2026 — a periodic transparency exercise in which seized assets from multiple cases are publicly displayed by senior officers. (Photo: NationPress)
The 21 July 2026 property parade by Bengaluru Police underscores the city's enforcement focus on narcotics, currency counterfeiting and organised crime — with ₹28 crore in recovered assets put on public display under Commissioner Seemanth Kumar Singh's watch. (Photo: NationPress)