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ACB police are conducting raids in the house and properties of Srinivas on the allegation of having disproportionate assets
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The accused Srinivas allegedly demanded bribe from the complainant for processing a file related to his caste. The complainant had after requests promised to give Rs 1 lakh as bribe
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Hanamkonda Deputy Transport Commissioner Puppala Srinivas is accused of amassing wealth
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The Anti-Corruption Bureau personnel recover Rs 1.40 lakh bribe amount from SI Vukkurthy Suresh and Constable Nagaraju
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Telangana Sarpanchula Sangam Joint Action Committee files complaint with Anti-Corruption Bureau, alleging that officials at State Finance Commission Commissioner’s office are demanding commissions from contractors
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The ACB had issued summons to Anil Kumar two days ago asking him to appear before the agency for investigation. Ace Nxt Gen Private Limited, a subsidiary of Greenko Group, was the sponsor of the racing event hosted in February 2023
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According to officials, Santhosh Tiwari demanded an amount of Rs 20,000 and had already accepted Rs 17,000 from a person for doing official work
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Meeting came a day after BRS working president's seven-and-a-half-hour interrogation by the Anti-Corruption Bureau
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The accused, Bhimanapalli Krishna, allegedly demanded a bribe of Rs 10,000 from Sandhya Rani, a Telugu teacher working on an outsourcing basis at the school since last August, in exchange for clearing her pending salary bills.
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The case registered by the State ACB involves allegations of misappropriation of funds and abuse of power during KTR's tenure as the Minister of MA&UD department.
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After providing his statement, he left the ACB office and headed to the party headquarters at Telangana Bhavan. Earlier, following ACB instructions, the BRS working president arrived at the ACB office accompanied by his lawyer.
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The police halted Rama Rao's vehicle outside the ACB office, citing that his lawyer was not allowed to accompany him when he arrived in response to the ACB summons regarding the Formula-E race case.
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Earlier, senior advocate Siddhartha Dave, appearing for Rama Rao, argued that there was no evidence of any misappropriation of funds in the case
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Compared to other departments, corruption is high in revenue and police; a total of 19 revenue officials trapped in connection with 10 cases during the last four years
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Mallesham demanded the bribe from a person for NALA conversion. Unable to give the bribe, the victim approached ACB, which trapped deputy tahsildar while accepting the amount.
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A team of ACB officials reportedly met with M Dana Kishore, Principal Secretary, Municipal Administration and Urban Development (MA&UD) department and sought information about the conduct of Formula E races
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The officials Y Danaiah, Administrative Officer at Tandur RDO office, Vikarabad and Manik Rao, Senior Assistant at Tandur RDO office had allegedly demanded Rs. 5 lakh from a person.
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Senior Counsel CS Sundaram, representing KT Rama Rao, argued that the Anti-Corruption Bureau's case against his client was "politically motivated." He emphasized that there was no evidence of criminal misconduct and pointed out that the First Information Report (FIR) was filed after an unusually long delay of 14 months.
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The officer had allegedly demanded a bribe to issue 'no objection certificate' for shifting mango wood from Ippalapalli of Kathalapur mandal to Kamareddy district headquarters
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Seven teams of the ACB conducted searches at Bhoraj check post (Adilabad), Vishnupuram check post (Nalgonda) and Alampur check post (Gadwal).