The advocate urged the Transport Commissioner to refer the matter to the competent vigilance or anti-corruption agency, including the Karnataka Lokayukta police, if warranted.
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Advocate S. Nataraja Sharma has lodged a complaint with the Karnataka Transport Commissioner alleging a systematic collection of monthly bribes from Keralam-registered tourist bus operators to facilitate the movement of their vehicles in Karnataka, and has sought an independent investigation into the alleged involvement of certain Regional Transport Office (RTO) officials and an intermediary identified as “Guru”.
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