UC secretary held taking Rs10,000 bribe

UC Secretary Held Taking Rs10,000 Bribe - UrduPoint

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Anti-Corruption Establishment (ACE) Multan Region arrests UC Secretary

Multan, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 29th Aug, 2026) – The Anti-Corruption Establishment (ACE) Multan Region arrested a Union Council (UC) secretary red-handed while allegedly receiving a Rs10,000 bribe during a trap raid on Saturday.

According to an ACE spokesperson, the operation was led by Circle Officer Ali Hassan under the supervision of Regional Director ACE Multan Basharat Nabi and a judicial magistrate.

The accused, identified as Akhtar, secretary of Union Council No. 54, Rashidabad, Multan, was allegedly caught receiving Rs10,000 from complainant Muhammad Ayaz, son of Muhammad Murad. Marked currency notes were recovered from his possession and seized as evidence.

The spokesperson revealed that the accused had previously received Rs5,000 from the same complainant in exchange for issuing a birth certificate. A case was registered against the accused under relevant laws, with further investigation ongoing.

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