ACB Raids Telangana SRO Office Unearths Irregularities Unaccounted Cash and Gold
ACB raids Telangana SRO office reveal unaccounted cash gold and irregularities as unauthorized staff found documents seized and financial transactions traced raising serious concerns over corruption practices.
- ACB raid exposes Telangana SRO office irregularities
- Unaccounted cash found in Telangana SRO office raid
- ACB uncovers corruption in Telangana SRO office
A major anti corruption operation in Telangana has brought serious irregularities to light at a Sub Registrar Office in Warangal. The Anti Corruption Bureau carried out surprise raids and uncovered evidence pointing to widespread misuse of authority and financial misconduct.
During the inspection, officials discovered that several unauthorized individuals were operating within the office premises. Nearly twenty people were found working as document writers without official permission, raising questions about how such activities were allowed to continue unchecked.
The investigation further revealed suspicious financial transactions between officials and these document writers. Authorities identified transfers amounting to around forty two lakh rupees over the past year through digital payment platforms, indicating a possible network of illegal dealings.
In addition to this, a significant number of documents were found mishandled. Around seventy unregistered documents were seized, while more than two hundred registered documents had not been delivered to the rightful recipients, pointing towards administrative lapses and potential malpractice.
Searches extended to the residences of the officials involved uncovered substantial unaccounted assets. The ACB recovered cash worth over twenty four lakh rupees, along with gold weighing more than eight hundred grams and silver exceeding two and a half kilograms. Further scrutiny also revealed fixed deposits amounting to over thirty lakh rupees.
At the office itself, officials found additional unaccounted cash, reinforcing suspicions of ongoing corruption. The findings have raised serious concerns about transparency and accountability within the registration system.
The ACB is continuing its investigation to determine the full extent of the irregularities and identify all those involved. Strict action is expected as authorities aim to curb corruption and restore public trust in government offices.
