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Crime
ACB Seizes Audio of Broker Discussing Rs 2 Crore Bribe in Udaipur
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 02 Oct 2026, 06:45 PM
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An audio clip obtained by the Anti‑Corruption Bureau shows a broker talking with a complainant about a suspected Rs 2 crore bribe in Udaipur, mentioning a possible increase of up to Rs 1 crore.
The Anti‑Corruption Bureau (ACB) in Rajasthan has secured an audio recording that captures a conversation between a broker and a complainant linked to a alleged Rs 2 crore bribery case in Udaipur. The recording, obtained during the bureau's ongoing probe, reveals the broker discussing the details of the purported payment.
In the dialogue, the broker suggests that the original Rs 2 crore sum could be raised by as much as an additional Rs 1 crore, indicating a possible escalation of the illicit transaction. No names of the individuals involved were disclosed in the audio.
The ACB has not released the full recording but confirmed that the excerpt will be used as evidence in the investigation. The case was first reported by local media, and the bureau is now examining the authenticity of the clip and its implications for the alleged corruption.
Authorities have urged anyone with further information to come forward, emphasizing that the probe remains in its early stages. The development adds a new dimension to the scrutiny of alleged financial misconduct in the region.
In the dialogue, the broker suggests that the original Rs 2 crore sum could be raised by as much as an additional Rs 1 crore, indicating a possible escalation of the illicit transaction. No names of the individuals involved were disclosed in the audio.
The ACB has not released the full recording but confirmed that the excerpt will be used as evidence in the investigation. The case was first reported by local media, and the bureau is now examining the authenticity of the clip and its implications for the alleged corruption.
Authorities have urged anyone with further information to come forward, emphasizing that the probe remains in its early stages. The development adds a new dimension to the scrutiny of alleged financial misconduct in the region.