Telangana ACB raids 15 locations linked to police officer suspended in phone-tapping case
The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has initiated searches at 15 locations linked to suspended police officer N. Bhujanga Rao, who is accused in the phone-tapping case in Telangana. The raids are part of an ongoing probe into allegations that he amassed assets disproportionate to his known sources of income. The searches are being carried out at the official's residence and 14 other locations linked to his relatives and associates.
- ▪N. Bhujanga Rao is a suspended police officer accused in the phone-tapping case in Telangana.
- ▪The ACB is investigating allegations that he amassed assets disproportionate to his known sources of income.
- ▪The searches are being carried out at 15 locations linked to Bhujanga Rao and his associates.
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HYDERABADThe Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) on Wednesday (June 3, 2026) initiated searches at 15 locations linked to suspended police officer N. Bhujanga Rao, who is among those accused in the high-profile phone-tapping case in Telangana.According to sources, simultaneous raids are being carried out at the official’s residence in Sri Sairam Towers in Hafeezpet and 14 other locations linked to his relatives and associates. The searches are part of an ongoing probe into allegations that he amassed assets disproportionate to his known sources of income.Bhujanga Rao was suspended by the State government after his name surfaced in the phone tapping case, which has led to investigations into the unauthorised surveillance of political leaders, businesspersons and others during the previous…
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