According to the information presented in the report, complainant Amit Siwach alleged that money had been demanded for continuation of his firm's tender and clearance of outstanding bills. Following the complaint, the Anti-Corruption Organisation reportedly verified the allegations and planned a trap operation.
A team led by Inspector Archana Singh subsequently reached the institute and conducted the operation. The principal was allegedly caught red-handed while accepting ₹1,35,000 and was taken into custody.
Key Details
Alleged bribe amount: ₹1,35,000
Accused: Vandana Singh, Principal
Institute: Cooperative Dairy Training & Research Institute, Partapur, Meerut
Complainant: Amit Siwach
Operation led by: Inspector Archana Singh
Reported trap location: Parag Cattle Field Complex, Gangol Road, Partapur, Meerut
Following the operation, the accused was reportedly taken for medical examination and further legal proceedings were initiated. Investigators are expected to examine the circumstances surrounding the alleged demand, tender-related transactions and outstanding payments as the case progresses.
The case once again highlights the importance of transparency and accountability in public institutions and tender-related administrative processes.
Legal Note: The allegations remain subject to investigation and judicial proceedings. An arrest or recovery during a trap operation does not by itself establish guilt. The accused is entitled to due process, and guilt can only be determined by a competent court on the basis of evidence.

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