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Crime
Anti-Corruption Bureau steps up probe into Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences over 2014 irregularities
✍️ Telangana Today
🗓 31 Oct 2026, 03:54 AM
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The Telangana Anti‑Corruption Bureau has intensified its investigation into alleged financial irregularities at Hyderabad’s Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences, conducting searches that target activities dating back to 2014.
The Anti‑Corruption Bureau (ACB) of Telangana announced a renewed focus on the Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS) after uncovering alleged irregularities that date back to 2014. Search teams entered the institute’s premises in Hyderabad, examining records, procurement documents and financial ledgers to trace any misuse of public funds.
Investigators have seized a range of paperwork and electronic data believed to be relevant to the case. Sources familiar with the operation said the ACB is also reviewing contracts awarded to vendors and the allocation of resources within the hospital’s various departments.
The intensified probe comes amid a broader state‑wide anti‑corruption drive, with officials stating that any evidence of financial misconduct will be pursued rigorously. NIMS officials have not commented publicly on the searches, and the ACB has not disclosed further details pending the outcome of the investigation.
Investigators have seized a range of paperwork and electronic data believed to be relevant to the case. Sources familiar with the operation said the ACB is also reviewing contracts awarded to vendors and the allocation of resources within the hospital’s various departments.
The intensified probe comes amid a broader state‑wide anti‑corruption drive, with officials stating that any evidence of financial misconduct will be pursued rigorously. NIMS officials have not commented publicly on the searches, and the ACB has not disclosed further details pending the outcome of the investigation.