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Former minister’s official digital records, including emails and departmental correspondences, are accessible to the government. Yet, the sudden directive to hand over his personal phone, without citing new evidence, raises questions over the ACB's intent.
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The District Educational Officer (DEO) and a junior assistant were caught red-handed by Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) officials while allegedly accepting a bribe at the DEO office in Mulugu
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ACB officials arrested a panchayat secretary in Budhera village, Sangareddy, for allegedly accepting a ₹8,000 bribe in return for a house number and permit. She was caught red-handed in a trap and remanded to 14-day judicial custody
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BRS working president hit out at the Congress government for indulging in political vendetta by misusing investigation agencies to silence opposition voices
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The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) serves fresh notices to BRS working president in connection with the Formula-E race corruption case. He is scheduled for an inquiry at 10 am on Monday after earlier postponements
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At least five teams are conducting simultaneous searches at 12 places in Hyderabad, Siddipet and Karimnagar
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ACB officials detain her in connection with a recruitment scam at SCCL involving fraudulent dependent job appointments and employee transfers. Probe follows earlier arrest of an SCCL driver accused of collecting money through medical invalidation scams
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The ACB sleuths laid a trap when the surveyor and chainman harassed the applicant demanding more money even after receiving a bribe of Rs. 16,500.
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The accused official demanded the bribe for signing a cheque for the works the contractor had completed
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ACB has issued a statement on Friday stating that ACB officials never call public servants asking for money not to register cases against them
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At least 15 officials caught this year; Revenue and Police Departments top the list
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DSP K Parthasarathi and Inspector P Veera Raghavulu were allegedly demanding a bribe of Rs 25 lakh, later negotiated to Rs 16 lakh, from a complainant to avoid his arrest
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Anti-Corruption Bureau officials arrest home guard Santosh Goud for demanding a bribe of Rs 10,000
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ACB raids on Bhookya Hari Ram, Engineer in Chief, Irrigation and CAD Department, revealed that he has acquired many movable and immovable properties by abusing his official position
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The raids are being carried out at Hariram's residence in Shaikpet and other places in the State. The action is reportedly based on the NDSA report concerning the Kaleshwaram project
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Mittapalli Gopi, the reporter, who was accused of acting as a mediator for the CI Soma Satish Kumar, allegedly demanded Rs 4 lakh as bribe
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The ACB raid was conducted following allegations that transport officials were extracting bribes from vehicle owners passing through the check post
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The High Court took up her bail petition for hearing but refused to pass an interim order. The court asked the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) to file the counter and posted the case for further hearing on April 2
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The "extortion" took place under the guise of vigilance inspections during the tenure of former Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy
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Accused officer, Parvatham Ramakrishna, a senior assistant at the district registrar office in Warangal, acting as in-charge Sub-Registrar, demands Rs 20,000 to process gift registration of property of complainant and his elder brother