ACB Officials Conduct Duggondi Tahsildar Office Raid, Catch RI Taking Bribe
Anti-Corruption Bureau officials conducted raids at the Duggondi Mandal Tahsildar office in Telangana’s Warangal district after allegations of bribery surfaced against a revenue official. The latest update confirms that officials allegedly caught Revenue Inspector Rambabu while accepting a bribe amount of Rs.10,000.
The incident has drawn attention within the local administration as ACB teams intensified anti-corruption checks across government offices. Authorities reportedly carried out the operation following a complaint related to illegal demand of money for official work.
ACB Raid Conducted at Duggondi Tahsildar Office
According to incident details, the Anti-Corruption Bureau conducted the raid at the Tahsildar office located in Duggondi mandal of Warangal district. Officials reportedly monitored the transaction after receiving prior information about the alleged bribe demand.
During the operation, Revenue Inspector Rambabu was allegedly caught while accepting Rs.10,000 from an individual. ACB officers immediately intervened and took control of the situation inside the office premises.
Sources said the raid created temporary tension at the Tahsildar office as officials carried out verification procedures and collected evidence connected to the alleged corruption case.
Revenue Inspector Rambabu Caught During Operation
Officials identified the accused officer as Revenue Inspector Rambabu. According to preliminary information, the money was allegedly demanded in connection with official administrative work handled through the revenue department.
The official statement from Anti-Corruption Bureau authorities is expected to provide additional details regarding the nature of the complaint and the procedural violations involved in the case.
ACB teams reportedly conducted chemical tests and other standard verification processes during the operation. Evidence collection procedures were also carried out as part of the investigation.
Case Registered After Anti-Corruption Bureau Action
Following the raid, a case registered process was initiated against the accused official under relevant anti-corruption provisions. Authorities stated that further investigation would continue based on the evidence collected during the operation.
Officials are also expected to examine whether similar complaints had previously been raised against the accused officer. The police investigation and departmental review may continue in the coming days.
Anti-corruption raids in revenue departments frequently attract public attention due to the direct role such offices play in land, documentation, and administrative approvals.
Warangal District Administration Under Watch
The latest update from Warangal district highlights increasing vigilance by Anti-Corruption Bureau officials in monitoring government offices and public service departments. Authorities have repeatedly appealed to citizens to report illegal demands for money by public servants.
Observers note that corruption-related complaints in revenue offices often involve land records, certificates, and local administrative permissions. ACB officials continue to conduct surprise inspections based on complaints received from the public.
The Duggondi Tahsildar office bribery case has once again placed focus on accountability and transparency within the revenue administration system in Telangana.