Archive · 16 Sep 2026
CBI Arrests Railway Health Inspector in Alleged Bribery Case
The CBI arrested a railway health inspector in a bribery case.
The inspector worked at Bhojudih in the Adra Division of South Eastern Railway.
A complainant said the inspector asked for ₹25,000 to approve medical leave.
The CBI then arranged a trap operation.
It alleged that the inspector was caught accepting ₹10,000.
After the arrest, investigators searched the inspector’s office and home.
The case was registered on September 15, 2026.
The accused is expected to appear before a court in Dhanbad.
The Central Bureau of Investigation arrested the Chief Health Inspector at Bhojudih in South Eastern Railway’s Adra Division.
The case was registered on September 15, 2026, following a complaint alleging a demand for ₹25,000.
The complainant said the money was demanded to sanction medical leave.
The CBI allegedly caught the accused accepting ₹10,000 during a trap operation.
The agency searched the accused’s office and residence, and will produce the accused in court in Dhanbad.
- Who
- The Central Bureau of Investigation arrested the Chief Health Inspector, Bhojudih, Adra Division, South Eastern Railway.
- What
- The inspector was arrested over an alleged demand and acceptance of a bribe connected to medical leave approval.
- When
- The case was registered on September 15, 2026; the article does not state the arrest date.
- Where
- The alleged acceptance occurred in connection with the inspector’s posting at Bhojudih, and the accused will be produced before a court in Dhanbad.
- Why
- The complainant alleged that ₹25,000 was demanded to sanction medical leave.
- Investigating agency
- Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI)
- Accused position
- Chief Health Inspector, Bhojudih, Adra Division, South Eastern Railway
- Case registration
- September 15, 2026
- Alleged demand
- ₹25,000
- Amount allegedly accepted
- ₹10,000
- Next legal step
- The accused will be produced before the competent court in Dhanbad
- Searches conducted
- The accused’s office and residential premises