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Mining department gets allegations, not answers

A published report alleges irregularities in Telangana Mines and Geology transfers and promotions. The available public record does not independently verify the claims or show the department’s response.

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A Telangana government office records room shows complaint envelopes piled before a locked filing cabinet, an empty reply chair and blank files on a desk.

The published record contains allegations, while the supporting files and departmental response remain unavailable.

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Allegations over transfers and promotions in Telangana’s Mines and Geology Department have been published, but the public record currently contains more claims than documents.

A report dated August 31, 2026, says written complaints were submitted to the government and Vigilance Department seeking an independent inquiry. It alleges that a Departmental Promotion Committee met on July 9 and promotion orders were issued on July 14. It also carries claims of payments ranging from Rs 1.5 lakh to Rs 5 lakh, promotions involving employees said to have Vigilance cases, and transfers before the alleged three-year service period.

Those claims remain unverified. The complaints, DPC proceedings, promotion orders, seniority list, case numbers and relevant transfer rule were not available in the material reviewed. The official department page identifies Anudeep Durishetty as Director and T. Shyam Rao as Assistant Director (Administration), but publishes none of those 2026 records. The report says Shyam Rao did not provide an appointment; no substantive departmental response is recorded.

For now, this is a report of allegations—not proof of bribery or illegal promotions. The department has paperwork to publish, if the paperwork exists.

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