ACB Raids Sub-Registrar Offices Statewide, Uncovers Corruption

Imagine some government offices that help people register important papers, like house deeds.

The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB), which fights government wrongdoing, visited many of these offices.

They found money that wasn't supposed to be there and lots of papers that were ready but not given to the people who owned them.

They also found many people who weren't supposed to be in the offices.

Some security cameras weren't working, which made the ACB suspicious.

They even searched the homes of some office leaders and found money, jewelry, and property papers.

The ACB will tell the government what they found and suggest punishments for the wrongdoers.