Chandigarh, Nov. 7 -- The Punjab Vigilance Bureau has arrested a manager of Punjab Grains Procurement Corporation Limited (Pungrain) and an inspector posted at the Barnala grain market for allegedly demanding a bribe of Rs.50,000 from a rice mill owner to increase paddy allotment in proportion to the installed capacity. The accused, Manpreet Singh, manager, Pungrain, and Davinder Kaur, inspector and in-charge of Barnala Mandi, were arrested following a complaint lodged by a resident of Lakhi Colony, Barnala. The complainant recorded the bribe demand and approached the Vigilance Bureau's Patiala range. Acting on the complaint, the bureau initiated action and arrested both accused. A case under the Prevention of Corruption Act was registered at the Vigilance Bureau police station in Patiala. Further investigation into the matter is underway.Bribe demands can be reported directly to the Punjab CM's Anti-Corruption Action Line at 95012-00200. Through the WhatsApp-based helpline, citizens can also share video or audio recordings of government officials demanding bribes, following which the VB will initiate legal action....