Bribes of 55 thousand taken instead of land conversion in Chittorgarh, broker arrested, income inspector absconding

The team of anti -corruption Bureau ACB Outpost Pratapgarh arrested a broker of an income inspector with Rs 2 Lakh 50 thousand. He was caught taking a bribe of 50 thousand rupees. Looted 55 thousand rupees from a broker in Shambhupura in the Chittorgharh district. This bribe was taken instead of land change. The accused revenue inspector claimed Rs 95,000 yesterday, of which he had already taken Rs 40,000. The Pratapgarh ACB team caught a broker on Monday with a bribe of 55 thousand rupees. Meanwhile, the accused income inspector has escaped and his search is on. Dr. Ravi Prakash Mehra, director of the anti -Corruption Bureau, said a complaint was lodged with an applicant from Shambhupura in the Chitttorgharh district at ACB Outpost Pratapgarh. It was told that the applicant had to nominate two hectares of land on Bamaniya road in Gram Panchayat Shambhupura. Income Inspector Shambhupura Rajesh Mena was contacted for this. He plagued him by demanding a bribe of Rs 95,000 instead of land change. On this complaint of the applicant, ACB confirmed the demand for bribe on April 8. In this, broker Dinesh Vaishnav (private person) took a bribe of Rs 40,000 of accused income inspector Rajesh Mena (Girdawar). The remaining bribe was also decided to take 55 thousand rupees on Monday. In this regard, a trap led by Rajendra Prasad Goyal, Deputy Inspector General of ACB Udaipur series, was laid. A team of ACB led by additional superintendent of police Vikram Singh of Pratapgarh reached Shambhupura for Falcon. Here in Shambhupura, broker Dinesh Vaishnav took a bribe of 55 thousand rupes for accused income inspector Rajesh Mena. After receiving information from the applicant, the ACB team arrested the accused Dalal. Rajesh Mena escaped as soon as the incident was received and his search is. Here are the proceedings under the supervision of ACB -Addddays Director General of Police Smita Srivastava. The ACB will register further investigation by registering a case under the Corruption Prevention Act. Share this story -tags