JAIPUR: The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) investigating the disproportionate assets (DA) case against three government officers on Saturday stated that their self-declared income was much less than what was seized by the bureau in its raids. Sleuths of ACB stated that the DA case against them would be put up in the court with the incriminating evidences to prove that their income is not from legitimate sources and will aim at taking it to logical conclusion. The officers are Pradeep Kumar Sharma, the inspector of Soorsagar police station in Jodhpur, Nirmal Kumar Goyal, executive engineer of JDA and Manish Kumar Sharma, district transport officer, Chittorgarh. ACB officials stated that every government officer has to declare his newly acquired asset or investment in January. “This income includes assets which these officers got from their relatives, including in-laws, or any other income from his family. So, in our case of DA, it is so far found that all the three officers in their self-declaration have not properly mentioned about the income they had attained. Also, their self-declaration of the income is much lesser than what our teams in searches have seized,” said B L Soni, director general, ACB said.