News Topic:J&K Anti-Corruption Bureau
Kashmir
GDA’s Accounts Officer caught red-handed, accepting bribe
SRINAGAR — The Jammu and Kashmir Government this week suspended an Accounts Officer in Gulmarg Development Authority (GDA) after finding him guilty of accepting...
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Jammu
ACB registers case in license matter against RTO official in Jammu
SRINAGAR — The Anti-Corruption Bureau, Jammu registered a case against then Jr. Assistant I/C Licence Section, RTO Jammu, the beneficiary and others for fabricating...
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J&K
ACB registers case against former J&K Bank chairman
SRINAGAR — Anti-Corruption Bureau on Monday said that the report it received has revealed that an insurance deal in violation of norms was made...
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J&K
Want to report corruption? ACB is now on WhatsApp!
SRINAGAR — J&K Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has launched Call & WhatsApp helpline number 9419678060 on which the citizens can report demands for bribe/corruption.The motive...
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