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Jammu, October 29 (Scoop News)-Continuing its initiative to widely propagate observance of honest work culture resulting in a sustainable and prosper India, ACB J&K today organized Youth Parliament & Vigilance Awareness Sessions for the local youth and other participants at Jammu and Kishtwar.
This year, a new concept of mass awareness espcially among the youth was intcepted by the Director ACB J&K Sh. Shakti Kumar Pathak, IPS, to involve the interns from the Law Colleges of Jammu and Kashmir besides Local College Students as well as the officers/officials of the Departments which have been chosen differently at different location to deliberate upon the functioning of these departments, short comings/loopholes, if any, & new suggestions to eradicate the menace of corrupt practices and streamlining the functioning of these departments to take place in transparent and time bound manner. The program also includes an online Opinion Poll & ultimately results in a final resolution of Youth Parliament accordingly.
Jammu: Vigilance Awareness Week-2026 – Youth Parliament & Awareness Session organized by ACB at Police Auditorium, Gulshan Ground, Jammu under Vigilance Awareness Week program with theme “Probity for Prosperity” The Vigilance Awareness and Youth Parliament Session, as part of the observance of Vigilance Awareness Week-2026, on 29th October 2026, at the Police Auditorium, Gulshan Ground, Jammu. The programme was conducted under the National theme “Probity for Prosperity”, with a special focus on the Education Department and Recruitment Agencies.
The eminent guests on the occasion was Mr. S.K. Sharma Former Head and Dean of Law Department, University of Jammu. The programme was also attended by the Professor Rajneesh Khajuria, Law School, University of Jammu and representatives from various Educational Institution of Jammu.
The event witnessed overwhelming participation, with approximately 50 Officers/officials from the concerned departments, 350 students and faculty members, besides 40 officers and officials of the Anti-Corruption Bureau.
The programme commenced with the opening remarks of Shri Kamal Sangra, Dy. Superintendent of Police, ACB-Central, who welcomed the distinguished guests, participants and outlined the objectives of Vigilance Awareness Week-2026, besides highlighting the importance of the theme “Probity for Prosperity”.
A key highlight of the programme was the Youth Parliament Session, wherein 23 interns of Law School and members, including the Speaker, deliberated on significant issues of public importance. The session offered a valuable platform for students to familiarize themselves with parliamentary procedures, participate in constructive debates and articulate their views on public service delivery. It also encouraged critical thinking and helped foster informed perspectives on governance, public administration and democratic processes.
Two motions were taken up for deliberation during the session:
1. “Jammu and Kashmir Recruitment, Examination Transparency and TRP Agency Regulation Bill, 2026” (relating to the Home Department); and
2. “Effective Governance, Accountability and Transparency in Education” (relating to the Education Department).
After detailed deliberations, both motions and the accompanying resolutions were put to vote and were passed with majority in favour, emphasizing the collective obligation of the youth towards transparent, responsible and citizen-centric governance in the Education Department and Transparency and accountability in recruitment processes.
While further strengthening the message of integrity and vigilance, an interactive Kahoot Questionnaire Session (Audience Poll) was conducted, comprising 30 specifically framed questions related to Education and recruitment process. The session saw passionate contribution of around 219 students and officials, making the process more attractive and effective. The Youth Parliament and Kahoot sessions were ably moderated by Dy.SP Kamal Sangra.
The distinguished guest speaker, Sh. S.K. Sharma, Former Head and Dean of Law Department, University of Jammu, shared his rich professional experience and offered valuable insights into enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of government departments, while underscoring the importance of ethical conduct, accountability, and a steadfast commitment to the principles of public service.
In his highly valued concluding remarks, Shri Shivdeep Singh, JKPS, SSP P/S ACB Central, J&K accentuated the paramount importance of integrity, probity and ethical conduct in the functioning of government departments. He emphasized that sustained transparency, principled decision-making and an unwavering zero-tolerance approach towards corruption are indispensable to strengthening public trust, promoting good governance and advancing the overarching objective of sustainable prosperity and inclusive development for the people of the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir.
At the conclusion of the programme, the participants were presented with Mementos, certificates of participation and appreciation, by the Sh. S.K. Sharma, Shri Shivdeep Singh, Professor Rajnish Khajuria in recognition of their active involvement and contribution to the Vigilance Awareness initiatives.
The formal Vote of thanks was proposed by Shri Shivdeep Singh, JKPS, SSP P/S ACB Central, J&K who expressed gratitude to the Worthy Director ACB J&K, the distinguished guests, participating institutions, department officials and students, for making the programme a great success.
KISHTWAR: A Similar Youth Parliament and Vigilance Awareness Session was also organized at Government Degree College, Kishtwar, on 29th October 2026 under the theme “Probity for Prosperity”.
The event was organized under the supervision of SSP ACB DKR, Shri Vipan Chandran, along with senior officers and officials of the Anti-Corruption Bureau Doda-Kishtwar-Ramban (DKR) Range. It was graced by Chief Guest DC Kishtwar, Sh. Pankaj Sharma, JKAS, and Guest of Honour SSP Kishtwar, Shri Sunny Gupta, IPS. The Principal of GDC Kishtwar, Executive Engineer PWD Kishtwar, faculty members, officers from various government departments, and representatives of nearby educational institutions also attended the programme.
The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from approximately 400 students representing various colleges across Kishtwar district, along with 50 government officials, faculty members, and ACB officers & officials.
A key highlight was the Youth Parliament Session, which provided students with a platform to understand parliamentary procedures, constitutional principles, democratic responsibilities, and lawful mechanisms for bringing about change. Through constructive debates, participants deliberated on issues of public importance, fostering critical thinking and encouraging responsible, transparent, and citizen-centric governance.
Two motions were taken up for deliberation:
1. “Protection of Neglected and Abandoned Senior Citizens in Jammu and Kashmir.”
2. “Ensuring Sustainable Drinking Water Supply under JJM during Winter.”
Following detailed deliberations, both motions and their accompanying resolutions were put to vote and passed by a majority, highlighting the youth’s commitment to addressing public concerns and promoting accountable governance.
To further reinforce awareness of integrity and vigilance, an interactive Kahoot Questionnaire Session Audience Poll was conducted, featuring questions on departmental functioning, anti-corruption measures, ethical values, and good governance. Students and officials participated enthusiastically, making the session informative and engaging.
The dignitaries and guest speakers shared their professional experiences and offered valuable insights into improving efficiency and transparency in government departments. They emphasized the importance of ethical conduct, accountability, and a strong commitment to public service.
In his concluding remarks, SSP ACB DKR, Shri Vipan Chandran, underscored the importance of integrity, probity, and ethical conduct in public administration. He stressed that transparency, principled decision-making, and a zero-tolerance approach towards corruption are essential for strengthening public trust, promoting good governance, and ensuring sustainable prosperity and inclusive development in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir.
At the conclusion of the programme, mementos and certificates of participation and appreciation were presented to participants by Chief Guest DC Kishtwar, Sh. Pankaj Sharma; Guest of Honour SSP Kishtwar, Shri Sunny Gupta; the Principal of GDC Kishtwar; and SSP ACB DKR, Shri Vipan Chandran, in recognition of their active participation and contribution.
The formal Vote of Thanks expressed gratitude to the Worthy Director, ACB J&K; the Chief Guest and Guest of Honour; other distinguished guests; participating institutions; departmental officials; and students for their valuable contributions to the success of the programme.
The Anti-Corruption Bureau, J&K, reiterated its commitment to conducting awareness and outreach programmes across educational institutions and government departments to foster a culture of integrity, honesty, transparency, and accountability among youth and public servants throughout the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir
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