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New anti-corruption bureau unit inaugurated in Haryana’s Hansi

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Hisar (Haryana), Sep 7 (PTI) A new unit of Haryana’s State Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau (SV&ACB) was inaugurated in Hansi, on Monday, officials said.

SV&ACB chief Arshinder Singh Chawla inaugurated the unit and unveiled the foundation plaque.

The new unit will help expedite the monitoring of corruption-related complaints, ensure prompt action and facilitate impartial and thorough investigations in the Hansi region, officials said.

It will also provide the public with an improved mechanism for lodging corruption-related complaints and ensuring their speedy resolution.

Speaking at a press conference on the occasion, Chawla said that in line with the state government’s zero-tolerance policy towards corruption, the SV&ACB would take action in accordance with law against officials and employees involved in corrupt practices.

He said the new unit would ensure immediate cognizance of corruption-related complaints in Hansi district and necessary action thereafter.

Earlier, Chawla was accorded a Guard of Honour by the Hansi police on his arrival in the city.

Hansi Superintendent of Police Vinod Kumar, SP (SV&ACB, Hisar Range) Arsh Verma and other police officers and personnel were present at the event. PTI COR SUN MDO MDO

This report is auto-generated from PTI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.

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