Over 7,200 corruption cases probed by the CBI were pending trial across courts as of December 2025, including 409 cases pending for more than 20 years, the CVC said. Over 14,000 appeals and revisions were also pending in higher courts
Three complaints alleging irregularities in SCCL, backed by documentary evidence, have remained pending with the Central Vigilance Commission for over a year without enquiry. A whistle-blower has demanded an independent probe to establish accountability.
It is followed by Delhi's local bodies and public sector banks; as many as 74,203 graft complaints were received against all categories of officers/employees in 2023
By Shikara Academy Hyderabad: This article on Central Vigilance Commission is part of the series that deals with Constitutional and Statutory bodies. CENTRAL VIGILANCE COMMISSION: 1. The Central Vigilance Commission was set up by the Government in February, 1964 on the recommendations of the Committee on Prevention of Corruption, headed by K Santhanam, to advise and […]
Hyderabad: Constitutional and Statutory bodies are important for both prelims and mains of the Group I examination. For mains, these authorities are listed in Unit I of the Governance syllabus but are also important for Polity and Society. Questions in prelims can be asked on – Whether a body is constitutional or statutory or quasi-judicial […]
