ACB records highest second-quarter case count since 1983
HYDERABAD: The Telangana Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) registered the highest number of cases during the second quarter of 2026 compared with the corresponding quarter of any year since 1983, Director General Charu Sinha said while reviewing the Bureau’s performance on Tuesday.
Director General reviews quarterly performance
The Director General conducted a comprehensive review of cases registered and investigated by the Bureau, with a special focus on the second quarter of 2026. She expressed satisfaction over the Bureau’s performance and said the record reflected renewed focus, sustained vigilance and professional commitment in tackling corruption.
Charu Sinha appreciated the efforts of officers and staff across all ACB units, commending their professionalism, teamwork and commitment to transparent governance.
Officers honoured for outstanding service
The Bureau also organised a Reward Mela to recognise officers and staff who delivered outstanding performance during the quarter. Commendations and rewards were presented to personnel for their contribution to anti-corruption efforts.
Addressing the gathering, Charu Sinha said, “Corruption makes a country hollow from within.” She urged officers to continue working with integrity, determination and a strong sense of public duty to strengthen public trust and uphold the rule of law.
Focus on professional investigations
The Director General said the Bureau’s priority should remain professional, fair and thorough investigations supported by continuous capacity building, improved investigative standards and sustained institutional vigilance.
The event concluded with a collective resolve to intensify anti-corruption efforts and ensure that the Anti-Corruption Bureau remains committed to safeguarding integrity, accountability and good governance.
