Overview
- Telangana’s Anti-Corruption Bureau reported 199 cases and 273 arrests, including 157 trap cases, with ₹57.17 lakh seized in traps and properties worth about ₹96.13 crore unearthed in 15 disproportionate-assets cases.
- The Telangana bureau obtained 115 prosecution sanctions, conducted 54 surprise inspections and 26 enquiries, and rolled out a QR code complaint system alongside its 1064 helpline and WhatsApp channel.
- Kerala’s Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau logged a record 57 trap cases with 76 arrests, seized nearly ₹15 lakh, carried out 1,152 surprise inspections, and secured 39 convictions in 30 cases.
- Jammu & Kashmir’s ACB registered 78 cases, including 36 traps and 18 disproportionate-assets matters, filed charge-sheets in 43 cases, recorded seven convictions, and issued 41 alert notes and 91 advisories to departments.
- Haryana’s Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau registered 251 cases, the highest in a decade, recovered Rs 1,03,15,900 on the spot during operations, and arrested 186 accused, including 163 government employees.