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Mumbai ACB Apprehends Two BMC Employees in ₹60,000 Bribery Case

Mumbai ACB Apprehends Two BMC Employees in ₹60,000 Bribery Case
Mumbai Crime: Anti-Corruption Bureau Books 2 BMC K/West Ward Employees In ₹60,000 Bribery Case · freepressjournal.in

Two workers from Mumbai’s municipal corporation were accused of asking a bakery owner for money.

The owner wanted to keep operating without facing regulatory action.

One worker allegedly asked for ₹70,000 for himself and the other worker.

The amount was later negotiated to ₹60,000.

The bakery owner reported the alleged demand to the Anti-Corruption Bureau.

The bureau arranged a trap operation near the K/West Ward Office.

Officials allegedly caught Vijay Patil accepting the money.

They also detained Niravkumar Jaisur and found cash and mobile phones during searches.

Key facts

Agency
Mumbai Unit of the Anti-Corruption Bureau
Accused employees
Niravkumar Jaisur, 43, a sub-engineer, and Vijay Patil, 46, a K/West ward staffer
Initial alleged demand
₹70,000
Negotiated alleged demand
₹60,000
Trap result
Vijay Patil was allegedly caught accepting ₹60,000
Cash seized from Patil
₹40,820 during his personal search and ₹2,37,600 from his bag
Other seized items
One mobile phone from Patil and two mobile phones from Jaisur

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