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Official arrested on accepting gratification

byCT Report
11/10/2017
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FAISALABAD: Anti-corruption team arrested an official for taking bribe from a citizen on the promise of getting some work done in his favour.

Official sources said here Wednesday that Muhammad Ayub, an accountant at the office of Assistant Director Local Government Toba Tek Singh demanded Rs 20,000 from a citizen against giving him favor in official work.

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