Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has ordered a zero tolerance campaign against corruption and malpractice across Punjab. A special confidential cell will identify corrupt practices and submit reports directly to the chief minister for action.
The government has also made Helpline 1350 functional for public complaints. Citizens can report demands for bribes, misuse of authority and other forms of corruption, with assurances that complainants’ identities will remain confidential.
The initiative aims to make reporting easier while ensuring complaints are addressed within a defined timeframe.
Maryam Nawaz has made independent reviews of development projects mandatory, covering both the quality of work and the use of allocated funds.
A modern monitoring system will also oversee development projects to ensure public money is spent transparently and exclusively for public welfare.
The chief minister warned that anyone involved in misappropriation would face legal action, while officials who perform well will be recognised through the CM Merit Badge. The approach combines accountability with recognition for effective public service.
The chief minister urged citizens to report corruption whenever they encounter bribery, misuse of authority or other malpractice. She said even a single piece of information could help expose wider networks of corruption.
The government has assured complainants that their identities will remain confidential, encouraging people to come forward without fear.
Maryam Nawaz also stressed that position, personal connections or recommendations would not protect anyone involved in corruption cases, reinforcing the government’s focus on accountability.
The campaign places transparency, accountability and responsible use of public funds at the centre of Punjab’s governance agenda.
Maryam Nawaz said corruption not only involves financial losses but also undermines people’s rights and trust in public institutions. She has directed continued action until misappropriated public money is recovered.
With confidential reporting, Helpline 1350 and stronger monitoring of development projects, the government aims to ensure public resources are used for their intended purpose.
The initiative seeks to strengthen citizens’ confidence in government institutions by making corruption easier to report and public spending more closely monitored.
Alongside action against wrongdoing, Punjab plans to recognise officials who demonstrate strong performance through the CM Merit Badge.
The broader message is that public money belongs to the people and must be used for their welfare. Stronger oversight, confidential complaints and timely action could help create a more transparent and accountable public sector.
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Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has ordered a zero tolerance campaign against corruption and malpractice across Punjab.
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has ordered a zero tolerance campaign against corruption and malpractice across Punjab. A special confidential cell will identify corrupt practices and submit reports directly to the chief minister for action.
The government has also made Helpline 1350 functional for public complaints. Citizens can report demands for bribes, misuse of authority and other forms of corruption, with assurances that complainants’ identities will remain confidential.
The initiative aims to make reporting easier while ensuring complaints are addressed within a defined timeframe.
Maryam Nawaz has made independent reviews of development projects mandatory, covering both the quality of work and the use of allocated funds.
A modern monitoring system will also oversee development projects to ensure public money is spent transparently and exclusively for public welfare.
The chief minister warned that anyone involved in misappropriation would face legal action, while officials who perform well will be recognised through the CM Merit Badge. The approach combines accountability with recognition for effective public service.
The chief minister urged citizens to report corruption whenever they encounter bribery, misuse of authority or other malpractice. She said even a single piece of information could help expose wider networks of corruption.
The government has assured complainants that their identities will remain confidential, encouraging people to come forward without fear.
Maryam Nawaz also stressed that position, personal connections or recommendations would not protect anyone involved in corruption cases, reinforcing the government’s focus on accountability.
The campaign places transparency, accountability and responsible use of public funds at the centre of Punjab’s governance agenda.
Maryam Nawaz said corruption not only involves financial losses but also undermines people’s rights and trust in public institutions. She has directed continued action until misappropriated public money is recovered.
With confidential reporting, Helpline 1350 and stronger monitoring of development projects, the government aims to ensure public resources are used for their intended purpose.
The initiative seeks to strengthen citizens’ confidence in government institutions by making corruption easier to report and public spending more closely monitored.
Alongside action against wrongdoing, Punjab plans to recognise officials who demonstrate strong performance through the CM Merit Badge.
The broader message is that public money belongs to the people and must be used for their welfare. Stronger oversight, confidential complaints and timely action could help create a more transparent and accountable public sector.
Tell us in the comments!
