The accused, Ramesh Kumar Nayak was a junior clerk and in-charge of the development section at the office of Child Development Project Officer (CDPO) at Khandapada.
Nayak had demanded the bribe from a man for issuing a work order for construction of a house under Nirman Shramik Pakka Ghar Yojana Scheme, the vigilance department said in a statement.
After receiving a complaint, vigilance officials laid a trap yesterday and caught Nayak red-handed in his office room while he was accepting the bribe from the complainant, the statement said.
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