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            <title>Vigilance Bureau for strict action against officials - The Daily Guardian</title>
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            <pubDate>April 21, 2022, 5:43 am</pubDate>
            <description><![CDATA[Fifteen inquiries were finalised and final reports have been sent to the Haryana Vigilance Department.
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<p>In a bid to prevent corruption in Haryana, two inquiries were registered in February as per orders of the state government against one gazetted officer (GO) and three non-gazetted officers (NGOs) and officers/officials of Haryana Staff Selection Commission.</p>



<p>As many as 15 inquiries were finalized and final reports have been sent to the Haryana Vigilance Department. Further probe in two inquiries have also been finalized by the bureau.</p>



<p>An official spokesperson of the bureau said that of the 15 inquiries completed, criminal case against four GOs, seven NGOS &amp; seven private persons have been recommended in four inquiries.</p>



<p>In two of them, the bureau has recommended departmental action against two NGOs.</p>



<p>In two inquiries, criminal cases have been found registered with the local police.</p>



<p>In one inquiry, departmental action and criminal case against one GO and one NGO and departmental action against one GO and a criminal case against two private persons has been recommended.</p>



<p>The spokesperson further said the report of three special checking/technical reports was also sent by the bureau to the government, in which it was recommended to recover Rs 16,84,573 form the officials involved.</p>



<p>As many as 12 officials have been caught red-handed while accepting bribe and cases have been registered by the bureau under the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988, and various other sections of Indian Penal code.</p>



<p>Some officials caught accepting bribe included Ravi Sharma, Ravi Shankar, Rajbir Singh, Ujender Singh, Maan Singh, Shri Bhagwan, inspector Jaiveer, Hariom, Anshu Prashar, and SI Jai Chand.</p>



<p>A complaint and inquiry has also been registered against Assistant Sub Inspector Mahesh, Police Station Sadar, Nuh, Mewat and Ranjeet Singh, Clerk, Revenue Department, Yamunagar.</p>
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            <dc:creator>Ravinder Malik</dc:creator>
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