Sri Chandrapal, administering the Vigilance Pledge
Officers and staff taking the pledge
Sri Chandramouli, DSP, addressing the gathering
Officers and staff in full attention
The
Vigilance Awareness Week is being observed all over the Nation to promote
probity in public life and to achieve a corruption free society. Indian
Railways is also observing the same from 31.10.2016 to 05.11.2016, aligning
with the birth day of Sardar Vallabhai Patel, the Iron Man of India and the
architect of One India.
As part of the Vigilance Awareness Week, a Staff Sensitization Program
was held today (02.11.2016) by the Salem Division, Southern Railway. In the
program, Sri S. Chandramouli, Dy. Superintendent of Police, Vigilance &
Anti-Corruption Branch of Tamil Nadu Police, Salem, participated as the Chief
Guest and addressed a large gathering of officers and staff of Salem Division.
While talking on the occasion, Sri Chandramouli, explained the intricacies of Prevention
of Corruption Act, 1988, and explained in detail about the difference between a
Government and Public Servant. He also explained about the ways in which corrupt
Government Officials are followed and trapped and the action taken
thereafter. He said that the ill-gotten
money may give temporary pleasure, but will be a pain in the long run not only
for the concerned but also his family and friends.
Dr. K.J. George, Project Director and Correspondent of Montfort
Community Tribal School, Yercaud, also addressed the gathering and said that
Railway Staff should take it as a challenge to not only clean the railway
premises but also cleanse
the system off corruption. Smt G. Gayathri, Dy. Chief Vigilance
Officer/Traffic, Southern Railway, Chennai, also addressed the staff and
officers.
Earlier,
Sri Chandrapal, Addl. Divisional Railway Manager, Salem, administered the
Vigilance Pledge to the officers and staff. Welcome address was provided by
Sri. M. Prabhakaran, Sr. Divisional Electrical Engineer, and Vote of thanks was
rendered by Sri Vijuvin, Divisional Commercial Manager/Coordination, Salem.
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