Zero Tolerance to Corruption: Punjab’s Commitment to Transparent Governance

Zero Tolerance to Corruption: Punjab’s Commitment to Transparent Governance

In a firm stance against corruption, Punjab’s Finance Minister, Advocate Harpal Singh Cheema, reaffirms the government’s policy of zero tolerance towards corrupt practices. Senior Assistant Subhadesh Kaur, apprehended for alleged bribery, swiftly suspended from service.

Chandigarh, March 13 – Punjab Finance Minister Advocate Harpal Singh Cheema reiterated the Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann led Punjab Government’s policy of zero tolerance towards corrupt practices, ensuring transparent and accountable governance.

In a resolute display of commitment to eradicating corruption, the department takes swift action against Senior Assistant Subhadesh Kaur, suspended immediately after apprehension for accepting a bribe.

“The government’s zero tolerance policy is not just a slogan but a concrete action plan,” asserts Cheema, emphasizing that financial misconduct will face full legal consequences, regardless of position or connection.

Public support is crucial in the mission for a corruption-free Punjab, emphasizes the Finance Minister. Reporting suspected corrupt activities and advocating for transparency are key roles citizens can play. #PublicSupport #CorruptionFreePunjab #TransparencyMission #CorruptionEradication #SwiftAction #TransparentGovernance #ConcreteAction #LegalConsequences #ZeroTolerancePolicy #PunjabGovernment #TransparentGovernance #ZeroToleranceToCorruption