Controversy over appointment of Joint-Director Of ACB

Responding to the objection raised by ACB DG over the appointment of IPS officer C Ravi Verma as joint director of the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB), the state government on Monday made it clear that the decision is final and there is no chance of changing it stance.

ACB director general Bhoobathi Babu objected the appointment of Ravi Verma, complaining that his track record wasn't clean enough to offer such prestigious post.

However, the state government came out strongly in support of the IPS officer Ravi Verma. "First of all, Mr Bhoobathi Babu has no authority to review the track record of others. The information available with the government confirms that Ravi Verma's track record is clean and his performance till date is very impressive," said a top government official.

The government also hinted that disciplinary action would be taken against ACB DG, he fails to comply with its orders.

Retd. IPS Fears Arrest In Tara Chowdary Case

Though she is not news anymore, the case is taking some interesting twists with the names of many more bureaucrats surfacing. Sensational Tara Chowdary sex-racket, prostitution and human trafficking case are frightening an ex high profile official.

A retired IPS officer, who is said to be having connections with Tara Chowdary sex racket case, fears an arrest. Sources stated that he has filed for an anticipatory bail petition in High Court, and the court has adjourned hearing to 23rd of this month. Surprisingly, it is the same IPS officer whose visiting card is found in the racks of Tara Chowdary's house in Srinagar Colony.

'I've no connection with this case and I don't know who Tara is', the retired IPS responded but failed to answer as to why he is filing for that anticipatory bail. Looks like Tara will not go simply out of station with open hands but will drag all possible and involved persons.