ACB conducts searches at houses of eight suspected benamis in Bheem Reddy case
The Anti-Corruption Bureau intensified its probe into suspended Deputy Superintendent of Police Bheem Reddy by conducting simultaneous searches at houses of eight suspected benamis in Puppalaguda and other parts of Hyderabad, examining property documents, financial transactions and other assets.
Published Date - 24 September 2026, 03:24 PM
Hyderabad: The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) on Thursday intensified its investigation into the case involving Deputy Superintendent of Police Bheem Reddy, now under suspension, by conducting simultaneous searches at the houses of eight suspected benamis in Puppalaguda and other places in Hyderabad.
The searches are being carried out under the leadership of ACB DSP G. Sridhar. Officials are examining documents relating to properties, financial transactions and other assets allegedly linked to the suspected benamis.
ACB officials are scrutinizing the documents and other material seized during the searches to ascertain the nature of the financial dealings and the ownership of properties under investigation.
The latest searches are part of the probe into the alleged benami assets in the Bheem Reddy case. Further details are expected after the searches are completed and the seized material is examined.