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BANGALORE: The Lokayukta police on Friday trapped Anuradha, a first division assistant in the Karnataka Housing Board, Bangalore, while allegedly accepting Rs. 3,000. She allegedly demanded money from Anil Kumar for getting a house registered in the Sub-Registrar’s office. Raju, a village accountant in Maddur taluk, was caught while he was allegedly accepting Rs. 1,000 to forward an application for old age pension to the tahsildar. — Staff Reporter

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