12 million "unexplained" rubles were seized from a former official.
The Prosecutor’s Office of the Sanchursky District of the Kirov Region conducted an inspection of compliance with anti‑corruption legislation and uncovered serious violations, the press service of the Kirov Region prosecutor’s office reported.
According to the supervisory authority, in 2021–2023 more than 12.4 million rubles were deposited into the bank accounts of the former head of a municipal institution and her husband. However, the couple were unable to provide clear explanations regarding the sources of these funds, as their incomes were not documented.
The prosecutor filed a lawsuit demanding that these funds be turned over to the state, and the court granted the prosecutor’s claims. After the decision comes into legal force, the prosecutor’s office will monitor its enforcement.
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12 million "unexplained" rubles were seized from a former official.
The Sanchursky District Prosecutor's Office secured the return to the state of a large sum of money whose origin had not been legally verified.