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Home » ACB Arrests Woman Sarpanch While Taking Bribe

ACB Arrests Woman Sarpanch While Taking Bribe

Posted on February 16, 2022 by KS News Desk | Last updated on February 16, 2022

Srinagar: ACB Arrests Woman Sarpanch While Taking Bribe. Anti-corruption Bureau arrested a Sarpanch in Anantnag district of south Kashmir while demanding and accepting Rs 6500 bribe, officials said.

“Anti-Corruption Bureau received a complaint, wherein the complainant alleged that Sarpanch Khulchohar, District Anantnag Mst. Hafiza Begum W/o Ghulam Qadir Kumar resident of Kulhchohar, Block Shangus, Anantnag demanded Rs 6500 on account of approving work files related to works executed under MGNREGA, 14 FC and SBM through the office of BDO Shangus,” ACB said in a statement to GNS.

“Upon receiving the instant complaint, prima facie offence U/S 7 of the Prevention of Corruption Act 1988 was found made out. Consequently, case FIR No. 03/2022 was registered at P/S ACB Anantnag.”

Subsequently, the ACB said that a trap team was constituted. “The trap team caught Mst. Hafiza Begum while demanding and accepting bribe of Rs 6500 from the complainant,” the ACB said, adding, “She was arrested and taken into custody by ACB Team.

ACB Arrests Woman Sarpanch While Taking Bribe

The bribe money was also recovered from her possession in presence of independent witnesses.” Further investigation of the case was going on, it added.

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