ROHTAK, Oct. 29 -- The Haryana State Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau on Wednesday arrested three persons, including an estate officer, a rent clerk and a peon of the Waqf Board office in Sonepat for allegedly accepting a bribe of Rs.3 lakh to process files related to the lease of shop plots in Gohana, officials said. The accused have been identified as estate officer Mohammad Saleem, a resident of Nuh; rent clerk Mohammad Tahir, a resident of Pataudi in Gurugram; and a peon Saleem. According to the complaint filed by Satish Kumar, a resident of Kishan Colony in Gohana, he and three associates had applied to the Haryana Waqf Board last year for the lease of shop plots. They allegedly paid Rs.1 lakh as an advance and another Rs.2 lakh towards other charges but did not receive official receipts. About a month ago, the peon allegedly asked Satish to bring Rs.3 lakh to the Waqf Board office. Satish subsequently filed a complaint. Laying a trap, the bureau arrested all three accused after the Rs.3 lakh was handed over to them.HTC...