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BRS working president K.T. Rama Rao appeared before the Nampally ACB Special Court in the Formula E race case following the filing of the chargesheet. The court directed him to furnish a Rs 1 lakh personal bond and adjourned the matter to August 25.

The Telangana Anti-Corruption Bureau registered 67 cases, including trap, disproportionate assets and surprise check cases, during the last three months. Director General Charu Sinha said it was the highest number of second-quarter cases recorded since 1983, reflecting intensified anti-corruption efforts

The Telangana Anti-Corruption Bureau has registered a disproportionate assets case against TGREDCO Divisional Engineer Mutyam Venkata Ramana and seized properties, deposits, gold, vehicles and liquor worth Rs 27.65 crore during simultaneous raids in Hyderabad.

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.

ACB officials in Hyderabad conducted simultaneous searches at multiple locations linked to HMDA Chief Engineer Bachu Ravinder over allegations of disproportionate assets. Verification of documents and financial records is ongoing, with further details awaited.

An Assistant Engineer from Peddapalli municipality was arrested by the ACB while accepting a bribe of Rs 2 lakh from a contractor.

The recent extortion attempt involving a Revenue Inspector in Cheriyal has raised concerns that cyber fraudsters are exploiting ACB raids to target government officials. Sources say officials allegedly involved in corruption are reluctant to report such threats, fearing further scrutiny.

The Anti-Corruption Bureau trapped Cheryala Tahsildar Korra Dileep Naik in Siddipet district for allegedly demanding and accepting a Rs 70,000 bribe to process 11 NALA land conversion applications. He was arrested and produced before the special ACB court in Hyderabad.

The Telangana Anti-Corruption Bureau has registered a disproportionate assets case against DSP Sankireddy Bheem Reddy and conducted searches at 16 locations across the state.

The Anti-Corruption Bureau caught Banapuram gram panchayat secretary Thammisetty Suresh while allegedly accepting a bribe of Rs. 25,000 near Mudigonda Rythu Vedika in Khammam district. He had allegedly demanded the money to grant building permission and allot a house number.

A sub‑inspector attached to Gandhinagar police station in Hyderabad was trapped by the Anti‑Corruption Bureau while accepting a bribe of Rs 50,000 from an accused person promising bail.

The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) in Hyderabad has unearthed assets worth over Rs. 30 crore from Deputy Director of Survey and Land Records, Sunkari Narahari Rao, following raids at multiple locations. Investigators found large cash deposits, gold, silver, and properties, with suspicions that the wealth was amassed through bribes and illegal cash transactions routed via a cooperative society.

The Anti-Corruption Bureau seized Rs 1.5 crore in cash from a bank locker maintained by Survey and Land Records Deputy Director Sunkari Narahari Rao. The recovery comes days after officials unearthed assets worth over Rs 30 crore during searches.

An Additional Assistant Engineer of Transco in Sangareddy was caught red‑handed by ACB officials while accepting a Rs 25,000 bribe. He was arrested during a trap operation and later produced before the Special ACB Court in Hyderabad.

The Anti-Corruption Bureau registered a disproportionate assets case against Survey and Land Records Deputy Director Sunkari Narahari Rao after searches revealed assets worth Rs 13.05 crore, including cash, deposits, gold and properties. The official was remanded in judicial custody

The Anti-Corruption Bureau arrested district welfare department senior assistant Danuka Radhika in Karimnagar for allegedly accepting Rs 2.37 lakh in bribes from contractors for clearing ICDS supply bills. The payments were reportedly transferred through UPI to benami bank accounts

The Anti-Corruption Bureau has trapped 11 officials in the first five months of 2026, highlighting persistent bribery among government employees. Officials are increasingly using UPI transactions and assistants’ accounts to avoid detection, even as the ACB intensifies anti-corruption operations

The Anti-Corruption Bureau officials in Jagtial trapped Kodimial Forest Range Officer Mohinuddin while he was accepting a Rs 80,000 bribe to clear a timber depot file.

A special ACB court in Khammam sentenced a tahsildar Gundla Narasimha Rao to two years’ imprisonment and a fine of Rs 10,000 for accepting a bribe of Rs 3,000 from a farmer in 2011.

The Anti-Corruption Bureau in Hyderabad arrested Tahsildar T. Sucharitha and her driver V. Nagesh after they were caught accepting a Rs 2 lakh bribe as part of a Rs 30 lakh demand for approving a land conversion application in Shamirpet Mandal.