Chundur Deputy Tehsildar Chandrashekhar Caught By ACB While Taking Bribe Of Rs.20 Thousand
Chundur/Hyderabad, Dec 5 (Maxim News): Deputy Tehsildar Chandrashekhar was caught by the ACB in Chundur, Nalgonda district. Chandrashekhar was caught by the ACB while taking a bribe of Rs.20 thousand. The victims sought details under the Right to Information Act on illegal registration in Reddipalli village of Gattupal mandal. Chandrashekhar demanded a bribe of Rs. 20 thousand for providing the details. In this order, the victims approached the ACB.
Acting on the complaint of the victims, ACB officials arrested Chandrasekhar at his residence in Balapur, Hyderabad. The authorities have registered a case and are investigating. (Maxim News)
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