Hyderabad, May 25: The immigration authorities at the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Shamshabad, on Sunday, caught 13 women passengers for trying to fly to Kuwait and Oman without ECNR, agreement papers and other documents. The immigration authorities found involvement of pushing agents, airline staff, immigration counter officer and ticketing agency in the racket.
Deccan Chronicle reports that Government of Andhra Pradesh has charged two more officials of the Nehru Zoological Park with dereliction of duty in a case of embezzlement of Rs 20.62 lakh which took place in 2004. The two senior officials — then curator of the park and deputy conservator of forests B. Srinivas and chief accounts officer D. Nageswara Rao — did not have a direct role in the misappropriation but had failed to monitor the misdeeds of the accountant of the forest department, Khaja Nazmuddin.
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| Dr. Suresh Amina of AP Kalwar Jaiswal Sabha |
According to Deccan Chronicle of April 1, 2008; a retired chief engineer of Andhra Pradesh Housing Board (APHB) and his wife were convicted by a court for possession of disproportionate assets to the tune of Rs 2.22 crore. The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) had registered a case against the chief engineer, Surendra Bahadur, in September 2000. Searches conducted by ACB sleuths had revealed that the chief engineer had seven houses, one plot and 14 lockers in seven different banks in the city. ACB officials seized Rs 2.08 crore cash from these lockers. They also froze bank balances of Rs 22 lakh.
