Anti-Corruption Bureau arrests chief medical officer for accepting bribe in Rajasthan

Ramesh Kumar, the block medical officer of Ghadsana, had demanded the money to clear the bills of a taxi owner whose car was attached to his office.
For representational purposes
For representational purposes

JAIPUR: A chief medical officer in Sriganganagar district was on Thursday arrested by the Anti-Corruption Bureau for allegedly accepting a bribe of Rs 4000.

Ramesh Kumar, the block medical officer of Ghadsana, had demanded the money to clear the bills of a taxi owner whose car was attached to his office.

The verification of the complaint was done on Wednesday and he was trapped and arrested by a team of ACB on Thursday in his office, additional SP ACB Rajendra Dikhria said.

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