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The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has alleged that Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer Anil Tuteja was the “kingpin” of an illegal liquor syndicate in Chhattisgarh along with liquor businessman Anwar Dhebar and the corruption money was also used for electioneering. 

Aiming at “exposing the corruption” that allegedly took place during the last four years of YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) rule, BJP State secretary N. Ramesh Naidu on Saturday filed a chargesheet in Rajampet police station in Kadapa district against the local sand mafia.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Saturday told a court that more than ₹2,000 crore of corruption money had been generated by a syndicate “comprising high-level State government officials, private persons and Political Executives of the State government” through an alleged liquor scam in Chhattisgarh.

“Please give us full majority so that the BJP does not indulge in horse-trading of legislators tomorrow,” Rahul Gandhi, Congress leader said on Saturday.

Somali families claim Tower Hamlets has left them in unsafe conditions, and accuse council of racism and corruption

He says people are fed up of ‘unbridled corruption of BJP’. Though allegations were being made since the last 18 months, no action was initiated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. ‘’Instead of addressing the problem CM Basavaraj Bommai tried to play it down alleging corruption even during my tenure from…

Leader of Opposition V.D. Satheesan has alleged corruption in excess of ₹100 crore centered around the chief minister’s office in the Safe Kerala project.

The first serving Australian police commissioner to be knighted was jailed in 1991 for official corruption after being named in the Fitzgerald Inquiry.

The anti-corruption watchdog's evaluation of South Australian government grants is going under the radar for now, but some in state parliament might be getting nervous.

Current campaign financing drives corruption and ill-advised loyalties to political action committees, a reader from Merrionette Park writes. Politicians should be paying attention to the will of their constituents but instead are too often beholden to their heavy contributors.

A European judicial team questioned Lebanon’s caretaker finance minister Youssef El Khalil on Friday in an investigation related to a corruption probe of the country’s Central Bank governor, officials said.