Hyderabad: The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) registered a disproportionate assets case against Arkapally Anjaneyulu, former inspector of Keesara police station in Malkajgiri Commissionerate, and unearthed ₹10 crore worth of assets on Saturday. Anjaneyulu was recently arrested in a bribery case and he is currently on judicial remand.Simultaneous searches were conducted by ACB teams at six places, including Anjaneyulu’s house, office in Hyderabad and four other locations linked to his relatives, associates and benamis. During the searches, ACB teams found documents for two 150-square-yard plots, with an old house on one of the plots at Lingojiguda in Saroor Nagar, a 240-square-yard house at CR Enclave in Mansoorabad, an under-construction house at Perur village in Nalgonda, two acres of agricultural land at Haliya, Miryalguda, ₹7 lakh in cash, 60 tolas of gold ornaments, a Maruti Brezza car and household articles. “The official documentary value of the total assets is ₹2.28 crore and their market value would be about ₹10 crore,” said an ACB official.Verification of further assets is underway. “Anjaneyulu acquired assets beyond his known sources of income through corrupt practices. He is booked under the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988,” ACB said in an official statement.Anjaneyulu was arrested on Sept 16 for allegedly accepting ₹5 lakh, which was part of the ₹8 lakh bribe demanded, through SI D Gyanender Reddy. He is currently lodged in Chanchalguda central prison and ACB will produce him in court on a Prisoner Transit (PT) warrant.
