Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) Director General K Aravind Rao today described as ''totally untrue'' the allegations made by TRS president K Chandrasekhara Rao that the ACB has received instructions from the Government to harass the leaders of the Telangana Non-Gazetted Officers Association (TNGO), who are taking active part in the Telangana agitation.''It is to clarify that this is totally untrue. The ACB has not received any instructions from the Government to harass the TNGO leaders. It is also untrue to say that such instructions were given to field officers during the ACB meetings,'' he said in a statement here.Describing the ACB as a totally professional organisation where officers of all regions are working and the field officers are mainly from the native ranges/districts only, Mr Rao said the ACB`s approach to identify corrupt officer was based on certain standard parameters which had been evolved over a period of time and they could not be subjected to any capricious changes either due to the whims and fancies of the officers or due to any other extraneous reasons. The computing procedure for identifying the disproportionate assets was very scientific and it could not be misused, he added. ''It is very unfortunate that a very senior leader chose to make some damaging allegations on the ACB, which undoubtedly are incorrect,'' he added.
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