Patna: Dehuths’s obligation to catch the Purnia District Land Acquisition Officer (DLAO) Arvind Kumar Bharti (54) when he allegedly received Rs 1.3 lakh as bribes from one Nitesh Kumar Raj in his office in the Purnia Collectorate on Friday.
However, the head of the head of the office, Madhav Chandra was legitimate, managed to escape.
The source said Bharti was trapped by the team of awareness led by DSP Surendra Kumar Maular.
They added that Bharti and legitimately demanded bribery from Raj, a resident of Tolias Village under the Area of the Maranga Police Station in Purnia, to disburse RS 31.59 lakh compensation for a land of land obtained for the construction of the National Highway (NH) in Purnia.
“One Kattha of the land owned by Ms.
Raj Bindu Devi has been acquired by the government for NH development, but the amount of compensation is not disbursed.
DLAO has delayed the release of the amount of compensation desired by bribery.
Raj submitted a complaint with the Department of Process on June 29.
On July 9, complaints Verified and found correctly, “added the source.
On Friday, Raj reached the DLAO office and approached legitably for the payment of the number of bribes.
“Legal asked Raj to approach Bharti.
While Bharti was caught taking bribes with vigilance, legitimately managed to escape,” said a vigilance officer, added that Bharti was a Bihar administration service officer and the residents of Kapasia in the Aurangabad district.
The officer said Bharti would be produced in a special citizenship court in Bhagalpur within 24 hours.
Purnia Dlao was held to take RS 1.3 lakh as a bribe
