About State Vigilance Commission

Uttar Pradesh State Vigilance Commission

Establishment

After the establishment of the Central Vigilance Commission by the Government of India, the Government of Uttar Pradesh established the State Vigilance Commission in 1964 to monitor anti-corruption efforts and ensure efficient and transparent administration in the state

Formation Details

• Original Establishment: Government Order No. A-3001/25-CX-(A)-64, dated July 8, 1964
• Amendment: Government Order No. 3477/39-2-217/1964, dated March 31, 1975

Objective

The State Vigilance Commission was constituted with the primary objective of preventing corruption and ensuring transparency, accountability, and integrity in public administration. The Commission works to promote good governance and ethical conduct among public servants across Uttar Pradesh.

Role and Functions

The Commission plays a crucial advisory role in matters related to vigilance administration. It advises the State Government on:

• Planning, execution, review, and reform of anti-corruption policies
• Systemic improvements to prevent corruption
• Review of procedures and practices prone to corruption
• Upon receipt of the complaint, it is sent for investigation as per the rules.

Organization Structure

The Commission comprises members who are responsible for overseeing vigilance activities across various government departments in Uttar Pradesh. The organizational structure ensures effective monitoring and implementation of anti-corruption measures throughout the state.