Bribery Scandal Expands: Officer Also Faces Illegal Ammunition Charges

A deputy superintendent in Telangana, already arrested for bribery, is now facing charges for illegal possession of ammunition. The Anti-Corruption Bureau found 21 bullets and 69 empty shells at his residence. The officer was involved in bribery activities, demanding a lowered bribe to favor a complainant.

In a deepening scandal, a deputy superintendent in Telangana has been arrested by the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) not only for bribery but also for illegal possession of ammunition, officials revealed.

ACB officers discovered 21 bullets and 69 empty shells at the officer’s residence during a search operation. The discovery adds to the charges against the officer, who was already in custody for soliciting a bribe.

The officer, alongside a police inspector, was initially apprehended for demanding a bribe of Rs 25 lakh, later reduced to Rs 16 lakh, to favor a complainant by issuing a notice instead of arresting him, thus allowing uninterrupted operation of a scanning center.