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Keesara station bail came with a ₹5 lakh receipt

The Telangana ACB says it caught SI Dyapa Gnanender Reddy accepting the money on the alleged instructions of SHO Arkapally Anjaneyulu.

By Ctrl Alt DebateGovernmentMedchal–Malkajgiri
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Inside a Telangana police station, a cash bundle and a large ₹5 lakh receipt sit on a counter beside bail paperwork, while anonymous uniformed figures stand behind files.

The ACB alleges that station bail came with an unofficial ₹5 lakh price tag.

Illustration generated from an editorial brief

The Telangana Anti-Corruption Bureau says it caught Keesara police station SI Dyapa Gnanender Reddy accepting ₹5 lakh at about 11.25pm on September 16. The alleged collection was made on the instructions of Inspector and SHO Arkapally Anjaneyulu, according to the ACB account reproduced in multiple reports.

The alleged favour was station bail for the complainant and his friend, along with an assurance that they would not be harassed in a case already registered at Keesara police station. The ACB says it recovered the cash from Reddy at his instance. A routine police favour, apparently, had acquired a five-lakh administrative fee.

Both officers were being produced before the Principal Special Judge for SPE and ACB Cases at Nampally for judicial remand, and the case remains under investigation. The allegations are not findings of guilt. The officers’ formal response was not available in the supplied research, and the ACB has withheld the complainant’s identity for security reasons.

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