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Nalgonda ACB Catches Revenue Inspector and Private Person in ₹15,000 Bribery Case

Nalgonda ACB Catches Revenue Inspector
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The Anti Corruption Bureau (ACB), Nalgonda Range Unit, has arrested a Revenue Inspector and a private person in an alleged bribery case involving a demand for ₹15,000, according to an ACB press note issued on Monday.

The accused officer was identified as Rallabandi Gopa Raju, Revenue Inspector in the Office of the Tahsildar cum Joint Sub-Registrar, Nampally Mandal, Nalgonda District.

According to the ACB, the officer allegedly demanded and accepted a ₹15,000 bribe from the complainant through a second accused, Adulla Yadagiri, a private person who was allegedly working as an agent for the Revenue Inspector.

Bribe Allegedly Sought for Official Favour

  • The ACB said the alleged bribe was demanded in connection with an official favour involving the complainant’s agricultural land.
  • According to the press note, the favour related to submitting a Panchanama report prepared in connection with the complainant’s agricultural land to the Tahsildar.
  • The ACB’s Nalgonda Range Unit reportedly caught the accused during the operation after the alleged bribe amount was demanded and accepted.
  • The ₹15,000 allegedly paid as bribe was recovered from the possession of the second accused, the ACB said.

Two Accused Arrested

  • The ACB stated that both accused were arrested and would be produced before the Principal Special Judge for SPE & ACB Cases, Nampally, for judicial remand.
  • The case remains under investigation and the details of the complainant have been withheld by the ACB for security reasons.
  • The allegations against the accused are subject to the judicial process and further investigation is underway.

ACB Helpline

  • The Telangana ACB has urged members of the public to report demands for bribes by public servants through its toll free number 1064.
  • The ACB press note also stated that complaints can be made through its official social-media platforms.

Source: Telangana Anti Corruption Bureau press note No. 145, dated September 28, 2026.

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