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₹1 lakh bribe per acre for NALA conversion. Shamirpet Tahsildar & Executive Magistrate T. Sucharitha was caught red-handed by Telangana ACB while allegedly demanding ₹30 lakh bribe for clearing conversion of 30 acres agricultural land. ACB officials say ₹2 lakh was accepted as part payment through her private driver...

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Villa, 50-acre land bank, luxury flats: Telangana DSP booked in DA case ACB raids uncover properties across Telangana, Karnataka; cash, 2 kg gold seized A Telangana deputy superintendent of police allegedly amassed a portfolio of villas, luxury apartments, commercial properties, more than 50 acres of land, cash, gold and investments far beyond his known sources of income, prompting the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) to register a disproportionate assets case and conduct searches at 16 locations on Thursday. The ACB booked Sankireddy Bheem Reddy, Deputy Superintendent of Police, Police Computer Services (PCS), Hyderabad, under Sections 13(1)(b) and 13(2) of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988, as amended in 2018, alleging that he acquired assets disproportionate to his known sources of income by indulging in corrupt practices and dubious means during his service. Searches were carried out at his residence and 15 other premises linked to his relatives, friends, alleged benamidars and associates. Among the assets traced were a villa at Vessella Meadows in Ibrahimbagh, a G+2 house with a penthouse and another flat in Telecom Nagar, a flat at Kranti Ceon Apartments in Gachibowli, two flats in Tellapur, a share in a G+5 commercial complex on Lancohills Road in Manikonda, a 3,000 sq ft commercial space near Manikonda Marrichettu Junction and several open plots in Nagole, Patancheru, Pragathi Resorts and Mominpet. The ACB also found documents relating to agricultural land measuring 3.5 acres at Zaheerabad in Sangareddy district, six acres and another 38 acres in Karnataka, one acre at Devanahalli near Bengaluru, two acres at Mominpet in Vikarabad district and 4.20 acres at Muchintala village in CC Kunta. Investigators also identified an investment of ₹75 lakh in M/s Sri Raghavendra Rock Sand Minerals. During the searches, officials recovered about ₹3.6 lakh in cash from the officer’s residence and another ₹40 lakh from the house of an alleged benamidar. They also found gold ornaments weighing about two kilograms, silver articles weighing about 20 kilograms and bank balances of approximately ₹19.91 lakh. The ACB said the market value of the immovable properties could be many times higher than their registered value. Officials also found 23 foreign liquor bottles at the officer’s residence and informed the Excise department for further action. Verification of additional assets is under way, and the investigation is continuing. #telangana #Hyderabad #corruption

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The Ahmedabad City Crime Branch has arrested an employee of a jewellery store in the city for stealing gold ornaments worth over Rs 1.66 crore. According to officials, Harshida Rajendrakumar Shetty, 38, stole the jewellery on May 11 from Abhushan Jewellers in the Gravity Shopping Mall located in Ahmedabad's Nikol and fled the scene. A formal complaint was registered at the Nikol police station, following which the crime branch formed multiple investigative teams to track down the woman employee, a resident of New Naroda. Police scanned nearly 300 CCTV footage and subsequently arrested the accused, recovering only a portion of the jewellery valued at Rs 22.54 lakh. Further investigation revealed that Shetty had meticulously planned the heist with her accomplice, Mayur Ashokbhai Mali, a resident of Vastral. The pair escaped on a bike after the employee stole the ornaments during her shift, travelling through Udaipur and Jaipur before reaching Delhi. However, the plot took an unexpected turn at a Delhi hotel, where Mali allegedly abandoned his unsuspecting accomplice, fleeing with the lion's share of the stolen jewellery. Police have recovered multiple ornaments from the accused, including a gold bracelet worth Rs 9.98 lakh, an eagle-embossed gold ring studded with white stones valued at Rs 1.34 lakh, a gold mangalsutra worth Rs 7.43 lakh, and a gold chain priced at Rs 3.62 lakh. A mobile phone was also recovered from her possession. Shetty has been handed over to the Nikol police station for further interrogation under Section 306 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, while a search is underway to locate her accomplice.

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“Revanth Reddy Zindabad” slogans echoed. Firecrackers burst in Ameenpur as HYDRAA launched a massive crackdown on the alleged land empire of M.A. Mukeem. • HYDRAA carried out a major demolition and land protection drive in Ilapur, Ameenpur - 861 acres of government land worth ₹15,000+ crore were secured 📌Structures demolished • Guest house / luxury farmhouse linked to M.A. Mukeem • A vacant 6-floor building allegedly built by his brother M.A. Azeem • Officials said these structures were raised in violation of court status quo orders 📌Why this became big? • Locals alleged Mukeem had grabbed layouts and sold plots for years • Residents claimed people were threatened and illegal land deals continued despite court disputes • Some said they had gone to court to protect their plots while fresh encroachments kept happening 📌What Officials alleged? • accused Mukeem of running a land mafia network in the area for over two decades • Cited 19 criminal cases against Mukeem, including serious offences • alleged hundreds of crores were made through illegal plot sales • Ranganath said there was no stay order on today’s demolitions 📌Who is M.A. Mukheem? Local residents and plot owners from Rajagopal Nagar Colony and the Electric Employees Housing Society celebrated the action by bursting crackers. They accused Mukheem of running a "mafia raj" for two decades. • Mukheem reportedly faces 19 criminal cases, including charges of double murder, attempt to murder, and threatening government officials (MRO). • Using his influence and status as a practicing advocate, Mukheem allegedly encroached on government land, created fraudulent documents, and sold thousands of plots to unsuspecting buyers, amassing hundreds of crores. • While the land was tied up in court disputes, Mukheem allegedly altered the nature of the land by building a private estate with swimming pools and horse stables, directly defying High Court interim orders.

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