Haryana: Health Supervisor arrested by Vigilance Bureau for taking bribe of Rs 30,000
The Vigilance team raided the hospital and arrested the health supervisor while taking bribe of Rs 30,000. He said the matter was being investigated and no one would be spared found involved in the case.
Ambala: The State Vigilance Bureau has arrested a health supervisor while accepting a bribe of Rs 30,000.
Suresh Kaushik said the supervisor and other employees were taking bribe from the youth for providing employment in civil hospital Ambala City through outsourcing. On receiving complaints from the victims, the Vigilance SP formed a team and raided the hospital. The vigilance team arrested supervisor Sanjiv Kumar red-handed while accepting the bribe.
Kaushik said he received a complaint from one Rajesh of Yamnuanagar, alleging that supervisor Sanjiv and his colleagues were demanding money for appointment in the hospital.
Accordingly, the Vigilance team Monday raided the hospital and arrested Sanjiv while taking bribe of Rs 30,000. He said the matter was being investigated and no one would be spared found involved in the case.
He said the accused was produced in the court to get remand.
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