ACB Caught Kollur SI For Taking Bribe Of Rs. 20,000
- ACB bribe arrest during trap at Kollur police station
- ACB bribe arrest over demand to remove name from FIR
Hyderabad: Anti Corruption Bureau officials arrested a Sub Inspector of police while he was allegedly accepting a bribe of Rs. 20,000 at Kollur Police Station. The arrest took place on January 2, according to information released by the ACB. The case has drawn attention as it involves a serving police officer caught during a trap operation.
According to the available information, ACB sleuths nabbed Sub Inspector Ramesh at the police station premises. Officials said he was caught while accepting Rs. 20,000 from a person. The alleged bribe demand was linked to an official favour. The officer reportedly demanded the money for removing the name of a person from a First Information Report. Therefore, the ACB registered a case and laid a trap to catch the official red handed.
Meanwhile, ACB officials acted on a complaint and verified the allegations before proceeding. After confirmation, they organised the operation at Kollur Police Station. During the trap, officials caught the Sub Inspector while he was allegedly receiving the bribe amount. Then, they took him into custody for further action as per procedure. The ACB officials later began questioning him as part of the investigation.
Also, officials stated that further details in the case are awaited. The ACB has not yet shared additional information regarding the complainant or the FIR involved. However, the arrest highlights the bureau’s ongoing efforts to act against corruption in public offices. Such cases, officials said earlier in similar matters, aim to send a strong message against misuse of official position.
Later, the arrested officer is expected to be produced before the competent authority as part of the legal process. The investigation will continue to determine the full sequence of events. Meanwhile, the ACB has reiterated that it will take strict action against public servants involved in corrupt practices. (Maxim News)
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