The Lokayukta police on Monday trapped a Commercial Tax officer while he was allegedly accepting a bribe for an official favour.
The accused officer, Shekhar P. Patil, 34, working at the Commercial Tax office Division 5 at Koramangala, had demanded a bribe of ₹80,000 from Pavan Kumar N. of Mahadevapura to cut the tax demand pending against him.
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