Archive · 2 Sep 2025
CVC Flags Non-Compliance in Corruption Cases by Government Departments
Imagine the CVC is like a teacher who gives advice on how to handle problems in the government.
The CVC found that 23 times, government departments didn't follow the teacher's advice when dealing with corruption.
This means the departments either didn't listen to the teacher or changed the advice without asking.
Some departments involved are the Ministry of Railways and BSNL.
The CVC's job is to make sure things are fair and honest, so it's important that everyone follows their guidance when dealing with tricky situations like corruption.
The teacher is the CVC, and the students are the government departments, and sometimes, the students don't do their homework.
The Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) highlighted 23 instances of non-compliance regarding its advice in corruption cases by government departments.
The Ministry of Railways had the most non-compliance cases, with five instances.
Other entities with non-compliance included BSNL, AAI, IDBI Bank, and Indian Overseas Bank.
The CVC's report details cases where advice was diluted or not followed.
The CVC's annual report for 2024 cited various cases of non-acceptance of its advice, impacting vigilance processes.
- Who
- Central Vigilance Commission (CVC)
- What
- Flagged 23 cases of non-compliance of its advice in corruption cases.
- When
- Report released in 2024.
- Where
- Government departments across India.
- Why
- To ensure adherence to vigilance guidelines and fair disciplinary actions.
- Report
- CVC Annual Report 2024
- Non-Compliance Cases
- 23
- Primary Department with Non-Compliance
- Ministry of Railways (5 cases)
- Other Departments Involved
- BSNL, AAI, IDBI Bank, Indian Overseas Bank, NHAI, MCL, and EESL
- CVC's Role
- Oversees vigilance administration of central government bodies