

The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) court has granted permission to take NIMS Additional Superintendent Lakshmi Bhaskar into custody for three days, beginning today. ACB officials are preparing to take him from Chanchalguda Jail for questioning as part of their investigation. The three-day custody is expected to provide investigators with an opportunity to examine key aspects of the case.
The ACB is expected to focus on identifying alleged benami properties linked to Lakshmi Bhaskar and gathering details about his assets and financial dealings. According to reports, officials have identified alleged disproportionate assets worth more than ₹100 crore. Investigators are expected to examine property acquisitions, investments and assets allegedly held in the names of benamis. Further details are awaited through official updates as the investigation progresses.



















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