Overview
- Director General Charu Sinha reviewed performance and hosted a reward mela in Hyderabad on January 19 to recognize officers' work.
- The quarter’s tally comprised 39 trap cases, two disproportionate assets cases, six criminal misconduct cases and 31 surprise checks.
- The total is the highest for the October–December period since 2011, surpassing the previous peak of 49 in 2019.
- Officials noted a sharp rise from 40 cases in the same quarter of 2024 and 31 in 2023, citing better operational efficiency and public reporting.
- Leadership announced rewards and set priorities for stronger investigation standards, improved documentation and evidence handling, and wider use of data analytics and other technology.