Telangana ACB Records Highest Number of Cases in Last 14 Years

Hyderabad: Anti‑Corruption Bureau (ACB) Director-General Charu Sinha on Monday noted that October 1 to December 31 last, the ACB had booked 78 cases comprising 39 traps, two disproportionate cases, six other and 31 surprise checks, the highest in 14 years.

She was speaking at a review of cases registered and investigated by the bureau, with particular focus on performance during the last quarter of 2025. The review was followed by a reward mela organised to felicitate officers and staff for their outstanding contribution to the anti‑corruption drive.

DG Sinha presented rewards and commendations for officers who demonstrated exceptional dedication and effectiveness. She congratulated awardees and noted: “corruption makes a country hollow from within.” She urged officers to maintain the highest standards of integrity to reinforce public trust and ensure transparent governance.

The Director General emphasised the need for professional, fair and thorough investigation, supported by continuous capacity building. She stressed upgrading skills in inquiry and investigation techniques, improving case documentation and evidence handling, and enhancing the use of technology and data analytics.