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SVC reviews investigations, enquiries pending with vigilance organization T V R Shenoy 2/5/2015 11:12:16 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Feb 5: State Vigilance Commission (SVC) visited the Vigilance Organization J&K, Jammu to review the progress of FIR Cases, Verifications, Preliminary Enquiries and Joint Surprise Checks pertaining to Jammu, Samba and Kathua districts undertaken by the Vigilance Organization. " In the course of meeting 36 FIR Cases, 152 Verifications, 12 PEs and 17 JSCs pertaining to Jammu branch and 14 FIR Cases, 36 Verifications, 02 PEs and 02 JSCs pertaining to Samba Kathua branch were discussed, official spokesperson said. The review meeting was chaired by Kuldeep Khoda, Chief Vigilance Commissioner and was attended by Vigilance Commissioner, Dr R K Jerath, Vigilance Commissioner, Gous-Ul-Nissa, Owais Ahmad, Director Vigilance Organization and other officers of Commission/Organization. During the meeting the Kuldeep Khoda, Chief Vigilance Commissioner underlined that Supervisory Officers/Prosecution Wing of the Vigilance Organization should formulate a plan of action for IOs which must be strictly adhered to in a time bound manner while conducting investigation of FIR Cases, Verifications, PEs and JSCs. He stressed that Vigilance Officers should ensure focused and quality investigations backed by legally tenable evidence and all old pending cases should be disposed off in the shortest possible time. It was also stressed that while ensuring that honest and dedicated officers are not harassed, all the corrupt government servants should be brought to book by the efforts of the Commission/Organization so that the common masses repose faith and trust in the working of the anti-corruption organization. The Commission also advised the Director Vigilance Organization to monitor the working of Investigating Officers and reward the good work done and take action in respect of lapses committed in investigations.The participating members in this meeting also deliberated upon the decisions taken in the previous meeting held on January 28.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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