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ACB initiates outreach prog to mark Vigilance Awareness Week celebration

Speakers necessitate of interdepartmental coordination, collective efforts to curb corruption

K H News Service by K H News Service
October 29, 2024
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Srinagar : In alignment with observance of Vigilance Awareness Week 2024 across the nation, the Anti Corruption Bureau (ACB) J&K, initiated an extensive outreach program here on Monday.
The week-long campaign, themed “CULTURE OF INTEGRITY FOR THE NATION’S PROSPERITY,” aims to enhance transparency, reinforce ethical governance and combat corruption across the Union Territory.
Today’s event featured two sessions conducted at distinct venues. The forenoon session was conducted at the Institute of Management, Public Administration and Rural Development (IMPA), Srinagar, while the afternoon session was hosted at ULB office, Srinagar. Both the sessions were interconnected virtually, reaching all district headquarters in Jammu and Kashmir districts to enable widespread participation.
The forenoon session witnessed participation of Urban Local Bodies (ULBs), Development Authorities and the Irrigation & Flood Control Department. It was attended by the general public at the main venue and across district locations including Kupwara, Bandipora, Baramulla, Ganderbal, Budgam, Pulwama, Shopian, Kulgam, Anantnag, and Jammu.
The session commenced with an inaugural address by Director ACB, Shakti Kumar Pathak, who emphasized the significance of public engagement in eradicating corruption and promoting a transparent governance framework in Jammu & Kashmir.
A key highlight of the program was the launch of a documentary on Anti Corruption Bureau Jammu & Kashmir initiatives, illustrating its Anti Corruption efforts and strategies for promoting accountability.
Besides, messages from prominent dignitaries including Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha, Chief Secretary, Atal Dulloo, Commissioner Secretary GAD, Sanjeev Verma and Director ACB were screened reinforcing the importance of integrity in governance.
The event featured an interactive session utilizing the mobile app, where participants responded to targeted questions aimed at identifying challenges in service delivery by ULBs. This exercise provided valuable insights into areas where improvements are needed to ensure timely and efficient access to public services. In this interaction more than 1000 attendees participated.
Distinguished speakers and chief guest, Justice Tariq Nakashbandi, retired judge and special guest, Iftikhar Ahmad, former Chief Town Planner, Barakat Hussain, Former Principal REC Srinagar, delivered keynote addresses, focusing on the necessity of interdepartmental coordination and collective efforts to combat corruption.
Officials from the Anti-corruption Bureau Srinagar, including SSP ACB, Dr. Zahoor Ahmad Wani and Executive Engineer ACB, Ajaz Masood, discussed measures to address corruption-prone areas and the role of investigative techniques in implementing corrective and penal measures effectively.
The afternoon session was dedicated to the employees of ULBs and associated departments, held at various connected venues including SMC, SDA, LCMA, HD, UEED, and I&FC headquarters. This session continued the interactive approach, soliciting feedback from participants through questionnaires vis “KAHOOT APP” to gauge awareness and gather suggestions for improving anti-corruption initiatives.
Both the sessions concluded with a pledge ceremony, where attendees committed towards actively combatting corruption and upholding ethical standards in public service.
Sandeep Wazir AIG and Abdul Waheed Shah, AIG of the ACB urged upon the participants and media representatives to continue supporting the Vigilance Awareness Week’s initiatives and provide constructive feedback to inform future strategies. The pledge was led by Director ACB Shakti Kumar Pathak followed by a vote of thanks from CPO Khurshid Ahmad Sitari.
SSP ACB Jammu’s contribution was crucial in ensuring the program’s success across the Jammu district, demonstrating the administration’s commitment towards fostering a culture of integrity in public service throughout Jammu & Kashmir.
Dr. Mudasir Tramboo DySP, Anti-corruption Bureau, presided over the proceedings, guiding the day’s discussions and public engagements.
Special guests included Mehraj-Din-Shah, Fozia Fatima, Principal GDC, Professor Mohammad Ismail, former Principal, Professor Abdul Rashid Principal GDC, Gh. Mohammad Lone, former CEO, Professor Muzaffer Ahmad, Principal GDC, Engineer Braham Jyoti Sharma, Chief Engineer, Dr. Zakir Hussain, Dr. SM Ashraf, Dr. Ishrat Shakeel, former Joint Director Animal Husbandry, Nusrat Hussain, Principal HSSB , Rafiq Ahmad and former Dy SP VOK, Sumaira Shamim.
Director Land Management, SDA, Gulzar Ahmad, Divisional Town Planner SDA / JCP SMC Srinagar, Rouf Rehman ADC, Mohammad Rafiq Parray, Principal GHSS, Professor Shafiq Principal GDC, Dr. Shabaz Bodha, AC Nazool, Gulzar Ahmad Secretary LCMA, Mohammad Rafiq Parra, Principal GHSS at various district locations contributed towards the program’s success.

 

K H News Service

K H News Service

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