00:00If you have to go, give me the teacher.
00:01They are the teacher.
00:05They are the teacher.
00:07They are the teacher.
00:08They are the teacher.
00:09It is the teacher.
00:09Can I help you?
00:09Is it for me?
00:13No, can you help me?
00:16I am the teacher.
00:18Ok, ok, ok.
00:20I am going to pay the pay application.
00:22We will pay the pay for the transaction.
00:25Ok ok.
00:26Ok, ok.
00:28I mean, that's right.
00:32And now, it's not charged here.
00:35I mean, what is the passport?
00:37I guess I'm not going to go to your passport.
00:39I'm not going to go to your passport.
00:43I'm not going to go to your passport.
00:43I mean, passport is the passport.
00:45I mean, passport is the passport.
01:11A public prosecutor in Bengaluru has been arrested by the Karnataka Lokayokhth after allegedly being caught red-handed accepting a
01:18bribe of Rs. 5,000.
01:19The accused has been identified as 55-year-old Sovita Naveen Patil, who was serving as a public prosecutor at
01:26the City Civil and Sessions Court in Bengaluru.
01:28According to Lokayokhth officials, she allegedly demanded Rs. 5,000 from a complainant in exchange for submitting objections in a
01:36case linked to the Chennam Munakere Achukattu police station.
01:40The complainant, Manjunath, approached the Karnataka Lokayokhth and reported the alleged demand for a bribe.
01:47Based on the complaint, officials registered a case under the Prevention of Corruption Act and launched a trap operation.
01:53During the operation, the prosecutor was allegedly caught while accepting the Rs. 5,000 bribe and was immediately taken into
02:00custody.
02:01Lokayokhth police say further investigation is underway to examine all aspects of the case, while legal proceedings against the accused
02:08have begun.
02:09The incident has once again brought attention to ongoing anti-corruption efforts within public institutions.
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