Rajampet Sub-Inspector caught taking ₹30,000 bribe in Kamareddy
A police sub-inspector in Kamareddy district was arrested by the Anti-Corruption Bureau for accepting a bribe of ₹30,000. The official allegedly demanded the money in exchange for granting station bail and influencing a charge sheet.
Why it matters
This case underscores the ongoing efforts to combat corruption within law enforcement agencies in India.
A Sub-Inspector of Police attached to the Rajampet police station in Kamareddy district was caught by the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) while accepting a ₹30,000 bribe at his residence on Thursday.
The ACB identified the official as Duvvala Anjaneyulu. He allegedly demanded bribe from the complainant in return for granting station bail to the complainant’s son in a case and to extend favour while filing the charge sheet. The tainted amount of ₹30,000 was recovered from his possession at his instance, the ACB said.
The official was arrested and was being produced before the II Additional Special Judge for Trial of SPE and ACB Cases at Nampally, Hyderabad. The case is under investigation.
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