On the occasion of Vigilance Awareness Week, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah led an official ceremony at the Civil Secretariat in Srinagar, where he administered the vigilance pledge to Cabinet ministers and senior administrative secretaries. The event, aimed at reinforcing the importance of transparency and integrity in governance, emphasized the government’s commitment to fighting corruption and promoting accountability in public services.
During his address, Chief Minister Abdullah highlighted the significance of Vigilance Awareness Week as an opportunity for public servants to reflect on their responsibilities and rededicate themselves to the principles of ethical conduct. He urged officials to remain vigilant against corrupt practices and to uphold the highest standards of probity in all their duties. By taking this pledge, Abdullah noted, the administration is reaffirming its dedication to fostering a corruption-free environment, which is crucial for the development and progress of the region.
The Vigilance Awareness Week is observed annually across India as part of the Central Vigilance Commission's initiative to promote integrity and transparency in public services. The theme of this year's observance focuses on “Integrity - A Way of Life,” encouraging public servants to integrate ethical practices into their daily activities.
The ceremony at the Civil Secretariat witnessed the participation of high-ranking officials and representatives from various government departments. Through this event, the administration of Jammu and Kashmir has demonstrated its commitment to cultivating a culture of accountability, aligning with national efforts to reduce corruption and enhance public trust in government institutions.
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