Kerala Vigilance acts as a watchdog against corruption, upholding fairness and justice in public service.
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Kerala has a reputation for efficient and empathetic governance. The state ranks high on the Good Governance Index published by the Government of India. However, corruption erodes the quality of public service, good governance, and development efforts. It also undermines democratic institutions and the legitimacy of the state.
The Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau (VACB) is at the forefront of efforts to combat corruption in the state. Over the years, the VACB has adopted a blend of preventive, punitive, and participative vigilance strategies. These measures include sensitizing government servants, training internal vigilance officers of different departments, conducting surprise checks, traps, registering and investigating vigilance cases, and receiving information and petitions from the public.
Expanding role of the government and the use of modern technology have posed new challenges and offered novel solutions. Making our society free from corruption is a necessary step in becoming a developed society. VACB rededicate itself to carry out this onerous task. We request all of you to reach out to us (Toll free - 1064 and e-mail : tollfree.vacb@kerala.gov.in) as we partner with you to serve you better.
Manoj Abraham IPS Director Vigilance KERALA
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Strengthens trust in government institutions
Encourages citizen participation in governance
60 years of experience
Why Vigilance
Supports a fair and transparent system
With vigilance, justice prevails
The former Village Extension Officer, who fraudulently diverted funds meant for beneficiaries into his own account, was sentenced by the Vigilance Court to 45 years of rigorous imprisonment and fined ₹6,35,000.
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