The Telangana Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has registered a case against Mood Kishan, the deputy transport commissioner of Mahabubnagar district for possessing assets disproportionate to his known sources of income. Raids conducted at Kishan's residence and 11 other locations belonging to his associates revealed a diverse portfolio of luxury and commercial investments. These include a 50 per cent stake in Lahari International Hotel and 3,000 square yards of premium furniture showroom space in Nizamabad. Liquid assets and vehicles were also found. A frozen bank balance of Rs 1.37 crore, over 1 kg of gold ornaments and a fleet of luxury vehicles.
A #DisproportionateAssets Case has been registered against Mood Kishan, Deputy Transport Commissioner, Mahaboob Nagar District by Telangana #ACB Officials.
— ACB Telangana (@TelanganaACB) December 23, 2025
Today, #ACB Officials conducted searches at his residence along with 11 other locations linked to him, his relatives and… pic.twitter.com/oZj5kQHMkK
The Deputy Transport Commissioner is alleged to have built a sprawling "shadow empire" of hotels and showrooms while in active service, a direct violation of the Prevention of Corruption Act.While the documented value of Mood Kishan's seized properties is pegged at Rs 12.72 crore, investigators say the actual market value, considering the vast land holdings and commercial interests, could be significantly higher. Estimates put the market value of the assets at over Rs 100 crore.

Kishan has been booked under Sections 13(1)(b) and 13(2) of the amended Prevention of Corruption Act.
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