In Muzaffarpur district, a revenue office staff member demanded money from a farmer. He asked for ₹8,000 to remove the farmer’s land from a blocked list. The farmer refused to stay silent and informed vigilance officials.

The vigilance team planned a trap and caught the official while he was taking the bribe. Officers recovered the cash on the spot. The accused was arrested immediately.

In a separate case in East Champaran’s Motihari, an Anganwadi-related supervisor demanded ₹4,000. The money was allegedly sought to clear official work. Vigilance officers reached the office and caught the supervisor during the transaction.

Both accused were taken to Patna for questioning. Legal action has started against them.

Officials said these arrests send a clear warning. Even small bribes will not be ignored. Vigilance teams will continue strict monitoring to protect citizens from corruption.

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The first case involves Jagai Ram, a revenue employee from Ramnagar. The vigilance team caught him while he accepted a bribe of ₹5,000. He had allegedly demanded ₹10,000 for issuing a land receipt. During the inquiry, his claims were proven false, and the District Magistrate dismissed him.

The second case involves Abdul Samad Ansari from Piprasi. He had issued receipts for decades in the Bagaha region and was accused of tampering with official records and committing fraud in land documents. Multiple allegations were confirmed during the hearing, leading to his removal.

Officials said the administration will not spare corrupt employees, even if cases are old. The action has created concern among government staff in the district.

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According to Vigilance DG Shikha Goel, inspections in the Warangal Unit revealed irregularities involving ₹9.34 crore in the handling of CMR grain. The raids were conducted jointly by civil supplies and vigilance officials at Srisailam Mallanna Industries in Kamalapur Mandal of Hanamkonda district.

Officials found a shortage of 40,000 quintals of grain, valued at around ₹9.34 crore. A case has been registered, and recommendations were made to district civil supplies authorities for further action.

In Nalgonda Unit, vigilance teams booked 13 vehicles for route violations and imposed fines of ₹3 lakh. In Karimnagar Unit, 30 quintals of PDS rice worth ₹70,000 were seized, and a case was filed. DG Shikha Goel stated that surprise checks would continue across the state to curb such illegal practices.

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