The Telangana Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) recovered Rs 7 lakh from the residence of a NIMS barber, Dhanraj, as part of an investigation into a disproportionate assets case against former NIMS Additional Medical Superintendent Dr. Nori Lakshmi Bhaskar.
Two Nirmal Commercial Tax Department officials were arrested by the ACB for allegedly accepting a Rs 50,000 bribe from a trader. The officials allegedly demanded Rs 1 lakh to reduce commercial tax on certain goods before agreeing to accept Rs 50,000
ACB officials in Jagtial district caught Revenue Inspector M Rahul while allegedly accepting a Rs 30,000 bribe at his residence in Beerpur. He had allegedly demanded Rs 50,000 for conducting a land survey and issuing a report for registration
The Anti-Corruption Bureau conducted simultaneous raids at properties linked to TGTRANSCO Deputy Engineer Mutyam Venkataramana across Telangana over allegations of possessing assets disproportionate to his known sources of income. Officials are examining financial records and property documents as the investigation continues.
The Anti-Corruption Bureau arrested Peddapalli mandal surveyor Paindla Sunil and a private individual, K. Rajender Reddy, for allegedly demanding and accepting a Rs 10,000 bribe to provide a survey panchanama copy of land. The money was allegedly transferred to Rajender’s account
Of the 17 cases registered, 15 cases are trap cases while two are Disproportionate Assets cases. A total of 23 officials including two outsourcing employees were arrested in the cases. The ACB seized Rs 7.60 lakh cash in the trap cases.
Four officials have been arrested, and the ACB is seeking custody of two senior officials from the veterinary department. The investigation highlights corruption and the need for transparency in rural livelihood initiatives.
