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CITIZENS CHARTER
The Directorate of Vigilance was set up on 10/4/1979. The Directorate
of Vigilance comprises general Vigilance Cell, Technical Cell and Anti
Corruption Branch. The main functions of this Directorate are to cause
investigations into the complaints against the Government servants and
servants of Public Sector Undertakings as well as Autonomous Bodies
involving the issues of corruption, lack of integrity and misconduct
etc. It also renders advice to various Disciplinary Authorities on the
issues arising in disciplinary proceedings against the delinquent
Government servants. It monitors and guides the Disciplinary
Authorities and Vigilance Officers and Vigilance Agencies in general
in order to ensure uniform and efficient administration.
(A) JURISDICTION:
All the
Government Servant of Group "A",
"B",
"C" and
"D"
of various Government Officers, and officials in the various
corporations etc. as below: -
Corporations:1. Economic Development Corporation of Goa, Daman & Diu Ltd.2. Goa, Daman & Diu Industrial Development Corporation Ltd. 3. Goa Tourism Development Corporation Ltd. 4. Goa Handicrafts, Rural and Small Scale Industries Development Corporation. 5. Goa State Backward Classes Development Corporation. 6. Kadamba Transport Corporation. 7. Goa, Construction, Housing and Finance Corporation Ltd. Autonomous Bodies:-1. Kala Academy.2. Khadi & Village Industries Board. 3. Bal Bhavan. 4. Pollution Control Board. 5. Goa Board of Secondary & Higher Secondary Education. 6. Goa Housing Board. 7. Planning and Development Authorities. 8. Konkani Academy. 9. Provedoria/Institute of Public Assistance. 10. Rural Development Agency. 11. Sports Authority of Goa. Government companies:1. Goa Meat Complex.(B) ORGANISATION AND FUNCTION(I) ORGANISATIONThe Directorate of Vigilance, consists general Vigilance Cell, Technical Cell and Anti-Corruption Branch.(II) FUNCTION
(i)
Complaints pertaining to corruption, misappropriation of Government
funds, lack of integrity, misconduct and assets disproportionate to
the known sources of income filed against public servants are
investigated by the Department.
(III)METHODOLOGY
(i)
Preliminary investigation is conducted by examining the complaints.
(ii) On establishment of a prima facie case, detailed investigation is carried out. (iii) Assistance of Anti-Corruption Branch is also taken to investigate cases pertaining to illegal gratification and assets disproportionate to their known sources of income. (iv) The assistance of Technical Cell is also taken to investigate the cases pertaining to execution of works. (C) PROCEDURE FOR MAKING A COMPLAINT:(i) Any
person, desirous of making a complaint regarding corruption, illegal
gratification, misappropriation of Government funds, etc. can lodge a
written complaint, giving his name and address to:-
(D) ASSISTANCE:For further assistance or guidance, following members may be contacted:
(E) ANTI CORRUPTION BRANCH "For corrupt people not to flourish, it is significant that good people stop moaning and initiate to do something proactive". In order to strengthen the Directorate of Vigilance so as to curb the menace of Corruption in Public life and for effective control over Government / Public Servant, the Anti Corruption Branch was been created under the Directorate of Vigilance. The Unit of the Anti Corruption Branch was previously part of the Police Department, which has now been transferred to the Directorate of Vigilance in the year 2003. The scope of this wing is to maintain surveillance over suspected Public Servants involved in Corruption, book cases against them for their involvement in corruption and for possessing assets disproportionate to their known source of income. The ACB primarily relies on the Prevention of Corruption Act 1988, and related sections of I.P.C. to deal with corruption by public servants. In so far as Criminal investigation under the Prevention of Corruption Act 1988 is concerned, a complaint can be filed at the A.C.B. for: a)
Accepting of Bribe/ valuables by a Government/ Public Servant uls 7
& 11 of P.C. Act. A Public Servant has been defined u/sec 21 of I.P.C. which is exhaustive and covers a vide range of Officials which include M.Ps, M.L.As, Judges and all those in the service or pay of the Government and for performing of any public duty. The Strength of the A.C.B. Branch includes 1 Superintendent of Police, 1 Deputy Supdt. of Police, 1 Police Inspector, 2 Police Sub Inspectors, 2 Head Constables and 4 Constables. (F) TECHNICAL CELL Technical Cell is responsible for examination and unearthing of irregularities in the execution of works. It is headed by Sr.Technical Examiner of the rank of Superintending Engineer.
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