Corruption in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh Sub Registrar Offices has reached shocking levels. Recent ACB (Anti-Corruption Bureau) raids have exposed a widespread bribery network involving document writers, private agents, and office staff.
Preliminary investigation reveals that this illegal syndicate collects ₹3 to ₹5 lakh bribes every day, turning public services into a money-minting operation.
Daily Bribe Racket of ₹3–5 Lakhs: ACB Detects Massive Irregularities
According to ACB officials, several alarming facts surfaced during inspections:
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In high-value areas, daily bribe collections range between ₹3 and ₹5 lakhs
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Bribes demanded for land registration, market value assessment, and document verification
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Even genuine, error-free files are being intentionally stalled unless bribes are paid
This clearly shows how registration services have been turned into a fully organized corruption system.
Document Writers & Private Agents Act as ‘Kingmakers’ in Sub Registrar Offices
The ACB found that:
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Work speed
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File movement
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Bribe rates
…are not decided by government staff but by private document writers and brokers.
One document writer reportedly confessed to earning lakhs of rupees per day, sharing a large portion with officials as “commission”.
Bribe Rates Based on Location and Land Value
Bribe amounts vary according to demand, area, and land category:
Common Bribe Rates
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Regular registrations: ₹5,000 to ₹20,000
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Lands with disputes or litigation: Bribes in lakhs
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Urban and suburban areas: Highest bribery rates
This differential pricing exposes how deeply corruption is linked to land value and demand.
Files Don’t Move Without Bribes – ACB Confirms Manipulative Delays
Even when all documents are complete and valid, ACB observed that officials deliberately:
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Point out minor errors
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Raise unnecessary objections
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Delay registrations for days
This systematic harassment is used to force applicants into paying bribes.
ACB Raids Trigger Panic Among Staff – Threats of Mass Leave
Following continuous raids, some staff members reportedly warned the government that they might go on mass leave if inspections continue.
This reaction alone proves how widespread and entrenched corruption is within the department.
Conclusion: Sub Registrar Office Corruption Mafia Finally Exposed
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Coordinated corruption involving document writers, brokers, and office staff
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Daily illegal earnings of ₹3–5 lakhs
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No file moves without a bribe
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ACB raids uncovering disturbing truths about registration offices
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