Officials Reaffirm Commitment to Integrity, Transparency and Accountability

Srinagar, October 27 :

In connection with Vigilance Awareness Week 2026, Inspector General of Police (IG-P) Bhem Sen Tuti administered the Integrity Pledge to officers and jawans at the headquarters, reaffirming the commitment of the police personnel towards honesty, transparency, accountability and ethical conduct in public service.

The pledge-taking ceremony was organised as part of the observance of Vigilance Awareness Week, which aims to promote integrity, strengthen ethical values and raise awareness about the importance of preventing corruption in public institutions.

During the ceremony, officers and jawans reiterated their commitment to uphold the highest standards of professional conduct, discharge their duties with honesty and impartiality, and maintain transparency and accountability in the performance of their official responsibilities.

The observance of Vigilance Awareness Week highlights the importance of collective efforts in combating corruption and building public trust in government institutions. Such initiatives also encourage officials to remain vigilant against corrupt practices and ensure that public service is guided by integrity, fairness and responsibility.

The pledge-taking programme underscored the importance of maintaining a corruption-free work environment and strengthening the values of integrity and discipline within the organisation.

By SNSKASHMIR

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