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Forest officer caught accepting ₹30,000 bribe in Ramanagara

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The Hindu Bureau
Forest officer caught accepting ₹30,000 bribe in Ramanagara
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The Lokayukta Bengaluru South District police on Thursday trapped a Deputy Range Forest Officer while allegedly accepting a ₹30,000 bribe in Ramanagara

.The accused has been identified as Rajashekariah, Deputy Range Forest Officer, Forest Department.

According to the Lokayukta, a complaint was filed by Santhosh, a resident of Ward No. 21, Kottipura village, Ramanagara town, alleging that the officer had demanded ₹30,000 to issue a permit for cutting teak trees.

Acting on the complaint, the Lokayukta team laid a trap and caught Rajashekariah while allegedly accepting the bribe amount.

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