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ACB officials said the tainted officials initially demanded Rs 2.5 lakh and accepted Rs 1.5 lakh as advance.

The ACB Ranga Reddy unit caught Veera Swamy and Shafi when they allegedly demanded bribe from the complainant at Kushaiguda and accepted through L.Upender for an official favour to close the case that was registered at Kushaiguda police station.

The accused was said to have demanded Rs 50, 000 from the farmer, K Ram Babu to issue Pattadar passbook for his agriculture land.

The accused official Sharath Kumar demanded the money to give electricity connection to a farm field belonging to the complainant Konakalla Aditya.

ACB trapped Gangadhara in-charge Sub-Registrar Shivaram Suresh Babu, allegedly while accepting a bribe of Rs.10,000.

The properties were purchased by Balakrishna with ill-gotten money, said the ACB officials. All of them were produced before the court and remanded.

The A-3 in the case, a private CCTV camera technician Karnati Naveen Kumar, who happened to be a regular mediator for the above accused, abetted the offence by assisting the constable in demanding the bribe to settle the issue.

Nabs eight employees, including four cops, on graft charges

According to the ACB, a native of Dandepally of Elkathurthy mandal, Ravinder was working as a driver in Huzurabad depot and was recently issued a charge memo.

He said, only a CBI investigation can bring out the true facts abd hold the alleged persons accountable.

The Former Minister has demanded the government to release three DAs immediately by obtaining the permission from Election Commission.

The sub inspector B Saidulu, had demanded the amount to 'drop action in a complaint filed against a realtor.

According to ACB release, on a complaint of an individual named Gundala Harish, the ACB laid a trap and caught sub-registrar Tasleema Mohammed and data entry operator A Venkatesh.

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.

“Ramesh had demanded the bribe of Rs. 5,000 to process the file of transferring the family pension from Azam’s mother to his unmarried sister,” said ACB officials.

The investigating agency would probe the selection of beneficiaries, purchase and distribution of sheep and other all aspects from the day the schemes were launched.

The 22-year-old suspect from Alwar in Rajasthan created fake Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp accounts on the name of IAS, IPS officers, MPs, MLAs and doctors.

Following a complaint from Krishna, ACB officials nabbed the Panchayat Raj AEE in his office at Mellacheruvu.

Sources said Gopi and Habib were instrumental in bringing and shifting bribe amount to Shiva Balakrishna. During investigation it was found that Shiva Balakrishna had accumulated many properties in the name of the two persons. 

Anti-Corruption Bureau sleuths caught the Tahsildar Shamirpet mandal red-handed when he demanded and accepted a bribe amount of Rs. 10 lakh through his driver to perform official duty