New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi He said on Thursday that the agencies and officials working against corrupt and corruption need not be afraid or defensive while doing their work.
while addressing an event in Vigyan Bhawan To mark the ongoing Vigilance Awareness Week here, Modi He said the corrupt should not be spared “at any cost” and should not get political or social security.
“Corruption is such an evil that we should stay away from it… We are trying to change the system created by ‘abava’ (shortage) and ‘dawab’ (pressure) in the last 8 years,” he said.
Modi said that all government agencies should work to change the system and tradition of corruption as India is celebrating 75 years of independence.
He said the country needs to have “zero tolerance” for corruption in the administrative ecosystem and this will work towards the idea of a developed India.
The Prime Minister suggested that government departments should be ranked on anti-corruption efforts and pending corruption cases against officials should be decided in a timely manner.
“We need to finalize the disciplinary proceedings against government officials on mission mode,” he said.
The Prime Minister said that his government is working for a “self-reliant” India in various sectors, including defence, and has resulted in a reduction in corruption cases.
anti corruption watchdog central vigilance commission (CVC) is organizing Vigilance Awareness Week from 31 October to 6 November on the theme ‘Corruption Free India for a Developed Nation’ to further promote honesty in public life.
Modi also launched a ‘Grievance Management System’ portal of CVC which allows citizens to raise complaints of corruption digitally, apart from checking their progress in a user-friendly manner.
while addressing an event in Vigyan Bhawan To mark the ongoing Vigilance Awareness Week here, Modi He said the corrupt should not be spared “at any cost” and should not get political or social security.
“Corruption is such an evil that we should stay away from it… We are trying to change the system created by ‘abava’ (shortage) and ‘dawab’ (pressure) in the last 8 years,” he said.
Modi said that all government agencies should work to change the system and tradition of corruption as India is celebrating 75 years of independence.
He said the country needs to have “zero tolerance” for corruption in the administrative ecosystem and this will work towards the idea of a developed India.
The Prime Minister suggested that government departments should be ranked on anti-corruption efforts and pending corruption cases against officials should be decided in a timely manner.
“We need to finalize the disciplinary proceedings against government officials on mission mode,” he said.
The Prime Minister said that his government is working for a “self-reliant” India in various sectors, including defence, and has resulted in a reduction in corruption cases.
anti corruption watchdog central vigilance commission (CVC) is organizing Vigilance Awareness Week from 31 October to 6 November on the theme ‘Corruption Free India for a Developed Nation’ to further promote honesty in public life.
Modi also launched a ‘Grievance Management System’ portal of CVC which allows citizens to raise complaints of corruption digitally, apart from checking their progress in a user-friendly manner.