Archive · 26 Sep 2026
Transfers Fail to Curb Bribery Allegations Across Nizamabad Government Offices
People in the Nizamabad area are worried about alleged corruption in government offices.
Civic groups want officials to monitor these offices more closely.
Records reportedly say that 24 government workers were caught by the Anti-Corruption Bureau in the past 30 months.
Some were allegedly caught taking bribes.
Other cases involve officials whose assets are being investigated.
The Revenue Department has received particular criticism.
People say some officials may continue asking for illegal payments after being moved to another office.
Activists want government services to be provided without demands for bribes.
Civic groups are demanding stronger monitoring of government departments in the erstwhile Nizamabad district.
Records reportedly show that 24 government personnel were caught by the Anti-Corruption Bureau during the past 30 months.
The cases include alleged bribery traps and investigations into disproportionate assets.
The Revenue Department faces criticism over alleged irregularities involving land records, titles and official certificates.
Locals claim some officials allegedly continue illegal collections even after being transferred.
- Who
- Government personnel, the Anti-Corruption Bureau, civic groups, activists and local residents.
- What
- Allegations of widespread corruption and bribery have prompted demands for stronger administrative monitoring.
- When
- During the past 30 months, according to available records.
- Where
- Across government departments in the erstwhile Nizamabad district.
- Why
- Repeated allegations and Anti-Corruption Bureau operations have raised concerns about accountability and illicit payment demands.
- Reported personnel caught
- 24 government personnel were reportedly caught by the Anti-Corruption Bureau.
- Time period
- The reported cases occurred during the past 30 months.
- Case types
- Cases include alleged bribery traps and investigations into disproportionate assets.
- Department under criticism
- The Revenue Department.
- Issues cited
- Land records, titles and official certificates.
- Public demand
- Civic groups and activists want stronger monitoring and services without illicit payment demands.