ACB registers disproportionate-assets case against Keesara inspector

The Telangana Anti-Corruption Bureau has registered a disproportionate-assets case against Keesara police inspector A. Anjaneyulu. Searches reportedly yielded cash, gold, a car and property documents. The bureau estimates his assets at Rs 2.28 crore. The investigation continues

Hyderabad: The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has registered a disproportionate-assets case against A. Anjaneyulu, an inspector of police at Keesara Police Station, and conducted searches at his residence, office and four other locations linked to his relatives, associates and alleged benamidars.

The searches yielded property documents relating to assets valued at Rs 1.20 crore at official rates, Rs 7 lakh in cash, 60 tolas of gold valued at approximately Rs 5 lakh, a car worth Rs 6.5 lakh, and household and electronic items valued at Rs 10 lakh, according to the ACB.

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Further verification is underway, and the market value of the properties is expected to be significantly higher, the bureau said.

According to the ACB, Anjaneyulu was arrested on September 17 for allegedly demanding Rs 8 lakh and accepting Rs 5 lakh through Sub-Inspector D. Gyanender Reddy in exchange for an official favour.

Anjaneyulu is currently lodged at Central Prison in Chanchalguda.

The ACB has estimated his total assets at Rs 2.28 crore. The investigation is ongoing.