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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.
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The Sub Inspector demanded the bribe through his driver from one person for granting station bail and removing the names of his family members from the case
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Says contracts, including those in Revanth Reddy's constituency, monopolised by Khammam minister
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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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But now the patients, especially the pregnant women who are getting admitted to the hospital for child delivery, are complaining of poor services as well as corruption by the staff
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Karimnagar Mayor involved in corruption and joined BJP to protect himself from investigation, alleges MLA
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Balu Chowhan allegeldy initially demanded bribe of Rs 1.5 lakh from the complainant for deleting his name as a suspect in a missing case registered at the Shahinayathgunj PS and not to harass him further
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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 Malkajgiri BJP MP alleged that the Finance Department was not clearing even petty bills unless the agencies and contractors paid 7 to 10 percent commission
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Registers more than half a dozen disproportionate assets cases against officials during the year
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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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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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In a strongly worded letter to Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday, Rama Rao criticized the Congress for its failure to fulfill its electoral promises. "The guarantees you made during the elections have proven to be nothing more than deceptive tricks. The so-called 420 promises are part of a larger scheme of deceit," he wrote. Pointing to the unfulfilled pledges in the manifesto, he highlighted the struggles of farmers, youth, and women who were left abandoned by the Congress government.
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Officials of the Regional Transport Authority have come under severe scanner for extracting Rs 600 to Rs 1,000 from the drivers of six-wheelers and 10-wheelers even as they possess all documents.
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The case raises serious questions over symbiotic relationship between monopolistic business houses and politicians
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A sub-inspector and two constables of Bandlaguda police station were caught by the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) on charges of demanding and accepting a bribe of Rs 15,000, here on Friday.
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The strong mandate for Dissanayake’s coalition comes with great expectations of a speedy recovery
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The officials, according to sources, were reportedly demanding bribes of Rs.30,000 to Rs 40,000 per asset for registration and were allegedly collecting the bribe through certain document writers.
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The police officials altered facts of a post-mortem report of the deceased person by reportedly accepting a bribe of Rs 5 lakh
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"Despite ED raids on Congress leaders in the State, BJP leaders have maintained a conspicuous silence," he said