CBI arrests former ED officer in Rs 50 lakh bribery case


New Delhi, Jun 24 (PTI): The CBI today arrested a former assistant director of the Enforcement Directorate for allegedly demanding a bribe from an accused in the National Rural Health Mission scam.

N B Singh, who was posted in the Lucknow office of the ED, along with middleman Subhash was allegedly threatening to attach the properties of the accused.

They were demanding a bribe of Rs 50 lakh to take a lenient view of the matter.

The officer was on May 18 relieved by the Enforcement Directorate but he continued going to office, sources said.

A trap was laid by the CBI and the duo were arrested while allegedly taking Rs 4 lakh as a part payment of the bribe.

Singh belonged to the Central Excise and Customs service and was posted with the ED. He was handling certain cases related the NRHM scam.

The ED is also considering registering a money laundering case against him.

  

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  • vincent rodrigues, bangaluru/Katapadi

    Sun, Jun 25 2017

    Integrity of the officials in high post is in a stake of corruption which is too bad

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  • Dylan, Mangalore

    Sun, Jun 25 2017

    If CBI nabs ED officer's accepting a bribe then who will nab the CBI officers accepting a bribe. No options does anyone have any idea, this would be your next KBC question.

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  • mahesh, mangalore

    Sat, Jun 24 2017

    very strange that the officer was still going to office despite being relieved out of office.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Jun 24 2017

    I wonder how much ED took from Vijay Mallya ...

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