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The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Friday arrested four people, including an assistant general manager of the Food Corporation of India (FCI) posted in Mumbai, in a Rs 20 lakh bribery case. Officials gave this information. They said that apart from FCI officer Srinivas Rao Mylapalli, the federal investigation agency has also arrested a businessman, his son and an associate.
CBI officials conducted raids
Officials said that the CBI conducted the raids after receiving information that Mylapalli was allegedly involved in corrupt activities. They said that apart from FCI officer Srinivas Rao Mylapalli, the federal investigation agency has also arrested a businessman, his son and an associate. Officials said that the CBI conducted the raids based on information that Mylapalli was allegedly involved in corrupt activities.
Case was registered against 6 accused
CBI spokesperson said in a statement, “CBI had registered a case on May 9 against 6 accused, including two Assistant General Managers (AGMs) of FCI, Mumbai Regional Office, three private individuals, a private company based in Aurangabad and others.” It is alleged that Mylapalli had conspired with a businessman who was a partner in the Aurangabad based company and demanded bribe for providing undue advantage for awarding tender of FCI Mumbai office.
A trap was laid and Mylapalli was caught while accepting bribe. “CBI conducted searches at residential and official premises of the accused at various places in Mumbai, Hyderabad and Aurangabad, which led to recovery of several digital devices, cash and incriminating documents,” the spokesperson said. (Language input)
