Who Were Arrested by CBI for Accepting a Bribe?

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Key Takeaways
- CBI arrested two individuals for bribery.
- Branch Manager solicited bribe for loan enhancement.
- Ongoing investigation demonstrates anti-corruption efforts.
- Public trust is essential for government accountability.
- UP Grameen Bank aims for inclusive banking services.
New Delhi, Sep 10 (NationPress) The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has taken decisive action by apprehending the Branch Manager of UP Grameen Bank at the Sankisha Branch in Farrukhabad District, along with a private individual, for allegedly accepting a bribe of Rs. 30,000/- from the complainant.
The individuals involved are Narayan Singh Solanki, the Branch Manager, and Chandan, the private person.
The agency initiated the case in September following allegations that the branch manager solicited an illicit payment of Rs. 30,000/- through the private individual to facilitate an increase in the complainant's KCC loan limit from Rs. 2,40,000/- to Rs. 6,00,000/-.
On September 10, the CBI successfully executed a sting operation, apprehending both suspects as they were demanding and receiving the bribe in a criminal conspiracy with one another. The two will be presented before the appropriate court on September 11.
The CBI has confirmed that the investigation is ongoing.
This incident reflects the CBI's unwavering commitment to tackling corruption in government sectors, especially those involved in public dealings.
Moreover, it emphasizes the continuous efforts of the CBI's anti-corruption initiatives aimed at fostering public confidence and accountability in governmental operations.
As per the Union government's notification no 3837 dated 26.11.2019, the Baroda Uttar Pradesh Gramin Bank, Purvanchal Bank, and Kashi Gomti Samyut Gramin Bank have been merged into Baroda U.P. Bank, sponsored by Bank of Baroda.
The vision of UP Grameen Bank is to be a reliable and inclusive banking ally for rural and semi-urban India, dedicated to providing affordable, accessible, and technology-driven financial services that empower farmers, artisans, small enterprises, women, and underbanked populations while promoting sustainable development, financial literacy, and economic independence throughout their service region.