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Abohar, March 3
A team of the Anti-Corruption Board (ACB) on Friday arrested Subhash Saharan, Regional Deputy Director, Agricultural Marketing Board, Hanumangarh, while allegedly taking a bribe of Rs 1 lakh for giving permission to a cotton factory to resume work. The ACB team had laid a trap at a shop to nab Sharan.
In his complaint to the ACB, the complainant had alleged that Subhash Saharan was harassing him by demanding a bribe of Rs 2 lakh for recommending to the District Industries Centre to give permission to resume his cotton factory work and give exemption from the penalty.
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