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 ACB arrested DSP Sankireddy Bheem Reddy in a disproportionate assets case after searches at 16 locations allegedly uncovered multiple properties, cash, gold, silver and investments. He was taken into custody and will be produced before the designated ACB court
The Telangana Anti-Corruption Bureau conducted a surprise inspection at the Dundigal municipal office and found alleged bribery links, manipulated attendance records, unauthorised transactions and staff absenteeism. A detailed report will be submitted to the government
The Telangana ACB registered 23 cases in September 2025, arresting 22 public servants and seizing Rs 8.91 lakh in trap cases. Between January and September, 203 cases were booked, assets worth Rs 58.36 crore uncovered, and one conviction secured
KTR criticised Telangana CM Revanth Reddy, accusing him of using ACB investigations to divert attention from governance failures. He challenged the CM to a live polygraph test and questioned the lack of progress in the Vote-for-Note case
According to the ACB officials, the police officer demanded the bribe from the complainant for allegedly releasing the latter’s vehicle and DJ System which were recently seized in connection with a case
The Anti Corruption Bureau (ACB ), Telangana in the month of November has registered a total of 17 trap cases (17) and one Disproportionate Assets (DA) case. The ACB on Monday said that that a total of 27 Government servants and three outsourcing employees from various departments, were trapped and sent to the judicial remand.
