The Telangana Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) conducted simultaneous searches at the residence of Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA) Chief Engineer B.Ravinder and 11 other locations on July 14, 2026, as part of a disproportionate assets case.

Acting on specific information, the ACB’s City Range-I team raided 12 locations linked to the officer and his relatives, including his official residence at Sumadhura Acropolis in Nanakramguda.

The investigation was initiated after the ACB gathered evidence suggesting that the Chief Engineer had accumulated assets far exceeding his known income sources.The agency emphasized that further details about the case are still pending.This action highlights the ACB’s commitment to addressing corruption and financial misconduct in public offices.The search operations are part of broader efforts to combat misuse of public funds and ensure accountability among officials.Such cases often trigger public debates on transparency and governance, especially in regions with growing infrastructure projects.The disproportionate assets case underscores the challenges authorities face in balancing development with ethical conduct.The outcome of this probe could set precedents for similar investigations in other government departments.