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As per the Enforcement Directorate (ED), Mr Abhishek filed an affidavit before Lokpal in which he mentioned that he got ₹ 2.7 crore fees in 15 months post-retirement which was "119 times higher than his last drawn government salary" which was ₹ 2.26 lakhs.
"Probe so far by various agencies reveals that he gave favour to at least 16 companies while he was posted in the Department of Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade as a secretary," a senior CBI official explains.
The FIR further adds that a house in Delhi's posh Greater Kailash area was the outcome of a doubtful sudden rise in earlier investments of the family in immovable properties.
https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/probe-agency-on-ex-bureaucrat-ramesh-abhishek-earned-119-times-more-than-his-last-salary-5100767