CGST Inspector Caught Red-Handed Accepting ₹4,000 Bribe in Pali

Anti-Corruption Bureau’s Swift Action Leads to Arrest

Jaipur, January 30 In a decisive move against corruption, the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB), Pali division, arrested Central Goods and Services Tax (CGST) Inspector Narendra Singh while accepting a bribe of ₹4,000. The official was caught red-handed while taking the bribe in exchange for processing a business verification file without imposing penalties.

Bribe in Pali
Bribe in Pali

Bribe Demanded for Business Verification and Penalty Waiver

According to Dr. Ravi Prakash Meharda, Director General of Police (DGP), Anti-Corruption Bureau, the ACB Pali-II team received a complaint from a business owner regarding illegal bribe demands made by CGST Inspector Narendra Singh.

  • The complainant’s firm was under verification, and the accused officer demanded ₹4,000 to approve the file and ensure that no penalties were imposed.
  • The ACB verified the complaint, confirming that the officer was soliciting the bribe before taking action.

ACB’s Well-Planned Trap Operation

Following confirmation of bribe solicitation, a special team led by Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) Kheev Singh laid a trap operation on Thursday, successfully catching Narendra Singh in the act of accepting ₹4,000 in bribe money.

Attempt to Dispose of Bribe Money Foiled

Realizing the presence of ACB officers, the accused inspector panicked and threw the bribe money on the road in an attempt to discard the evidence. However, the ACB team recovered the cash immediately, securing proof of the corrupt transaction.

Legal Action Initiated Under Corruption Laws

The arrested CGST inspector has been booked under the Prevention of Corruption Act, and further investigations are underway to determine if more instances of misconduct are linked to him.

ACB Rajasthan’s Continued Crackdown on Corrupt Officials

The Anti-Corruption Bureau, Rajasthan, continues to take firm action against bribery and corruption, ensuring that public officials who misuse their authority for personal gain face strict legal consequences.

CGST Inspector Caught Red-Handed Accepting ₹4,000 Bribe in Pali

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