The Anti-Corruption Bureau caught an Alair Revenue Inspector and a Grama Palana Officer in a Rs 14,000 bribe case. The inspector allegedly demanded the money to issue a report facilitating land registration, with the amount recovered from the GPO.
A revenue inspector at Duggondi mandal tahsildar office in Warangal was trapped by ACB officials while accepting a bribe of Rs 10,000 for processing a property mutation.
The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) in Peddapalli trapped Anthergaon Revenue Inspector Sreeman while he was accepting a Rs 10,000 bribe from a farmer. The inspector had allegedly demanded the money to conduct a field inspection of agricultural land in Rayadandi village.
The revenue inspector, Bhoopala Mahesh, had demanded a bribe of Rs 1 lakh and later settled for Rs. 25,000 for showing official favour “for issuing family members certificate to the complainant.”
Anti-corruption Bureau (ACB) sleuths nabbed revenue inspector of Medak municipality Janaiah while he was allegedly accepting Rs 12,000 bribe from a household in the town
After learning that the Revenue Inspector was working on Sunday in the MRO office, the MLA rushed to the office and noticed that he was working behind closed doors.
The tainted RI, identified as Anvesh, allegedly committed these fraudulent activities during his tenure as a Camp Clerk/Personal Assistant to the then GWMC Commissioner Pamela Satpathy.
The two had demanded the bribe for correcting an error in the records of the farmer's land on Dharani portal. They would be produced before a special court for ACB cases in Karimnagar on Monday.
