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 […]
