币界网报道：According to a report by 9live on Bijie.com on June 17, Ningappa, the former police chief of Bangalore, India, confessed during the interrogation of the anti-corruption agency Lokayukta that he blackmailed government employees by impersonating anti-corruption officials and converted the stolen money into Bitcoin. The special court has ordered him to be detained until June 30. The case involves two assistant ministers, but their specific identities have not yet been made public. The investigation showed that Ningappa used his police background to forge his identity and extorted money in Seshadripuram and other places. Although his lawyer has applied for bail, the court requires the prosecution to respond first. Analysts pointed out that this case may trigger a crisis of confidence in the country's ruling party-if it is confirmed that ministerial officials are involved in the case, it may lead to government shocks. Ningappa was expelled from the police force several years ago, but he has been committing crimes for a long time by relying on institutional loopholes. Many police stations across the state have registered related cases. Currently, Lokayukta is tracing the flow of Bitcoin and the network of accomplices.