Former First Deputy Governor of the Capital T.Davaadalai resigned on April 29, 2026.
Police are investigating him on suspicion of money laundering related to the tender selection processes for the Tuul Highway, First Ring Road, and Second Ring Road projects.
According to the Independent Authority Against Corruption, T.Davaadalai allegedly spent MNT 30 million from bid funds on personal cosmetic expenses.
The investigation found that T.Davaadalai allegedly: transferred MNT 5.6 billion to a company established by a family member identified as "A"; transferred MNT 709 million to a company owned by A's friend; transferred MNT 47.9 million to a company 50% owned by A; bringing the total amount to MNT 6.6 billion, while reporting the work as if it had been completed.
As a result, a criminal case has been opened against him under Article 22.1 of the Criminal Code, and the investigation is ongoing.
Former First Deputy Governor of the Capital T.Davaadalai resigned on April 29, 2026.
Police are investigating him on suspicion of money laundering related to the tender selection processes for the Tuul Highway, First Ring Road, and Second Ring Road projects.
According to the Independent Authority Against Corruption, T.Davaadalai allegedly spent MNT 30 million from bid funds on personal cosmetic expenses.
The investigation found that T.Davaadalai allegedly: transferred MNT 5.6 billion to a company established by a family member identified as "A"; transferred MNT 709 million to a company owned by A's friend; transferred MNT 47.9 million to a company 50% owned by A; bringing the total amount to MNT 6.6 billion, while reporting the work as if it had been completed.
As a result, a criminal case has been opened against him under Article 22.1 of the Criminal Code, and the investigation is ongoing.