Corrupt Practices uncovered: Village Official Arrested in Maharashtra
A village revenue official in Maharashtra's Ratnagiri district was arrested for allegedly accepting a bribe. Bajrang Dattatray Chavan demanded Rs 10,000 to update official land records. He was caught in the act by the Anti-Corruption Bureau, and an investigation is ongoing.
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The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has arrested a village revenue official in Ratnagiri district, Maharashtra, for allegedly accepting a bribe, it was announced on Friday.
Bajrang Dattatray Chavan, aged 51 and stationed at Saza Chafe village, was taken into custody after being caught red-handed, according to a press release by the ACB.
The complainant, who had purchased a piece of non-agricultural land in Agarnaral, reported that Chavan demanded Rs 10,000 to update the 7/12 extract, a key land title document. The ACB trapped Chavan in his office on Thursday as he accepted the bribe, leading to his arrest. A case has been registered at the Jaigad police station, with further investigations underway.
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