The Telangana Anti-Corruption Bureau records number of cases in the second quarter of 2026, the highest for the period since 1983, As many as 67 cases were booked in three months, including 10 disproportionate asset cases, 34 traps, 23 surprise checks compared to corresponding quarters of previous years. During a quarterly meeting ACB Director General Charu Sinha conducted a review of the cases registered and investigated by the bureau during the second quarter of this year. The record number of cases reflects the organisation's renewed focus on curbing corruption through sustained vigilance, professional investigations and coordinated efforts. She appreciated the commitment of officers and staff from all ACB units in the fight against corruption, she added. She expressed confidence that the Telangana ACB would continue to remain at the forefront in the fight against corruption.