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ACB Arrests Police Officer For Accepting Bribe: J&K
The Anti-corruption team caught Assistant Sub-Inspector Mohammad Sultan Mir of J&K Police red handed while demanding and accepting a bribe of Rs 10,000 from a complainant. Following which, Sultan Mir was arrested and taken into custody. The bribe money was also recovered from his possession in presence of independent witnesses. Further investigation on the matter is underway.
Tags: Police, Anti corruption, arrest, Officer, J&K
Courtesy: Daily Excelsior
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168 Policemen Under Radar For Involvement In Criminal, Corruption Activities: J&K
Police department in J&K has put its 168 personnel on radar for their alleged involvement in subversive, criminal/corrupt activities, with action against them on cards. Out of the 168 officials, seven belong to Jammu division, while rest of the 161 are in Kashmir. Out of all, two are Inspectors, eleven Sub-Inspectors, and forty nine Assistant-Sub-Inspectors, while rest are in the ranks of Head-constables, Selection-grade constables,… read-more
Tags: JKP, Anti corruption, radar, Police, action
Courtesy: Daily Excelsior
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Supreme Court Puts Karnataka CM B.S. Yediyurappa's Corruption Case On Hold
Karnataka CM B.S. Yediyurappa got some momentary relief when the supreme court put the corruption case against him on hold. The chargesheet against him was filed by Karnataka Lokayukta accusing him of disrupting government acquisition of land and giving it to private individuals for industrial use 10 years ago. In March, the Karnataka high court asked a special court to proceed against him based on the chargesheet filed by Lokayukta.
Tags: corruption, Anti corruption, Karnataka, Karnataka CM
Courtesy: NDTV
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Asansol Coal Scam: CBI Conducts Raids in 25 Regions
CBI carried out raids in 25 regions of West Bengal as part of Anup Majhi's "Asansol Coal Scam", on November 28. It is suspected that Majhi runs an open-cast coal mine along the Bengal-Jharkhand border. Reports suggests that the coal fraud might have funded various political parties in the province. It is believed that these raids are crucial citing the West Bengal Assembly polls, which are scheduled take place in April-May next year.
Tags: Anti corruption, West Bengal, Coal Scam Case, Assembly Elections
Courtesy: NDTV
