ACB conducts checks in Telangana govt hostels, observes irregularities

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The ACB teams were assisted by the legal metrology inspector, sanitary inspector, food inspector and auditor to check the quality and quantity of the food, sanitation conditions, strength of the students and records of the hostels, an ACB release said here.

The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) of Telangana on Tuesday conducted surprise checks in 10 government hostels across the state and noticed "several irregularities" in the hostels during the searches.

There was no sufficient lighting and ventilation in the rooms and the food menu was not being maintained, the ACB said.