To make public service free from corruption and ensure transperancy and good governance.
Odisha State Vigilance was created in the year 1944 as an anti-corruption enforcement organisation under the Supply and Transport Department. The organisation was used for enforcing various control orders. The organisation was reorganised and expanded in the year 1950. In August 1957, the name of the organisation was changed from Anti-Corruption to Vigilance. The vigilance setup continued as a centralised organisation and underwent a major reorganisation in the year 1961, with the creation of three divisions at Cuttack, Sambalpur and Berhampur. Later, two more divisions – Balasore and Bhubaneswar were created in the year 1987 and 1997 respectively. Lastly, one more division was created in the year 2004 namely Koraput Division.
We have a clear motive to prevent, enforce, and prosecute mechanisms in an effective way in our anti-corruption strategies. Our strategies include leveraging the use of information technology and social media with proper professional knowledge . . .
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Our ultimate goal is to create awareness against corruption and build a healthy environment for honesty and integrity. We want to maintain the professional edge with continuous training and education to ensure corruption-free public. . .
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