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Mumbai ACB Arrests BMC Engineer Over Alleged ₹20,000 Bribe

Mumbai ACB Arrests BMC Engineer Over Alleged ₹20,000 Bribe
Mumbai Crime: Anti-Corruption Bureau Arrests BMC Engineer For Alleged ₹20,000 Bribe At A-Ward Office · freepressjournal.in

A municipal engineer in Mumbai has been arrested after an anti-corruption team allegedly caught him taking ₹20,000.

The money was allegedly requested to help obtain permission for drainage repairs at a home kitchen used for a cloud kitchen business.

The complainant said the engineer first asked for ₹1.25 lakh.

She did not want to pay, so she contacted the Anti-Corruption Bureau.

The bureau checked the allegation and later organized a trap.

Officers say they caught the engineer accepting the money at the A-Ward office.

They also say they found ₹7.03 lakh in cash and a mobile phone during a search.

A case has been filed under India’s Prevention of Corruption Act.

Key facts

Accused
R.V. Jaiswal, 39, a sub-engineer posted in the solid waste management department of A-Ward
Alleged bribe
₹20,000
Initial demand
₹1.25 lakh, according to the complaint cited by the ACB
Complaint date
June 15, 2026
Verification date
August 17, 2026
Cash found
₹7.03 lakh during Jaiswal’s personal search
Law invoked
Prevention of Corruption Act

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