Panna (Madhya Pradesh): A food inspector and a clerk were on Friday held in Panna district in Madhya Pradesh for allegedly taking bribes of Rs 1.25 lakh and Rs 15,000 respectively for granting a no objection certificate (NOC) to a person, a Lokayukta police official said.
Food Inspector Rajkumar Shrivastava and clerk Mahesh Gangele were caught red handed accepting bribes from Dhruv Kumar Lodhi, who told us he had already paid Rs 1.80 lakh to the food inspector and Rs 30,000 to the clerk, Lokayukta Deputy Superintendent of Police Rajesh Khede said.
"Lodhi told us the two had demanded Rs 5 lakh. We laid a trap and caught Shrivastava and Gangele red-handed. They have been charged under Prevention of Corruption Act," Khede said.
Linkin Park Performs In Assamese Gamusa During India Debut At Bengaluru, Set To Perform At Lollapalooza Mumbai
India Can Create $1.3 Trillion In Exports By 2035 Through Deregulation Push: Report
India’s UPI Likely To Launch In Japan After Trial With NTT Data: Report
Female Foreign Tourist Meets Dy. CM Eknath Shinde In Mumbai; Here’s What She Told Him – VIDEO
