Lack of awareness about vigilance results in corruption: CVC
Lack of awareness about vigilance procedures has resulted in corruption and misconduct in India, Central Vigilance Commissioner said on Wednesday.
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Bhubaneswar: Lack of awareness about vigilance procedures has resulted in corruption and misconduct in India, Central Vigilance Commissioner K.V. Chowdary said here on Wednesday.
He expressed concern that most people in the country lack awareness about vigilance procedures, which results in corruption and misconduct.
Chowdary said the vigilance system and procedures should be consistent and simplified, and the mechanism should be robust, and continuously tested.
He also focused on a systematic and continuous feedback system.
The CVC said public sector undertakings and corporates, along with government organisations, should give due importance to preventive vigilance as well as predictive vigilance.
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A book "Aluminium: the Strategic Metal", authored by Chand, was also released, which speaks about the strategic use of aluminium.
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