CBI Arrests Two ED Officials Over Alleged Rs 5 Lakh Bribe

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The Central Bureau of Investigation arrested two Enforcement Directorate officials in a bribery case involving Rs 5 lakh. According to the agency, it set up a trap and caught Manoj Dwivedi allegedly demanding and accepting the money. Dwivedi was accused of taking the amount on behalf of an Enforcement Officer. The payment was allegedly made in exchange for favourable treatment for the complainant's father in an ongoing case. The article provides no further details on the wider investigation or the status of the accused.

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