The Haryana Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has significantly escalated its crackdown on corrupt officials, registering criminal cases against 47 gazetted officers, 57 non-gazetted officials, and 29 private individuals. These actions have been supported by sting operations, financial audits, and citizen tip-offs, leading to widespread disciplinary measures across multiple government departments.
In addition to legal action, the ACB has introduced stricter monitoring mechanisms and digital reporting platforms to detect corruption at early stages. The public is also encouraged to report corruption cases anonymously, ensuring a transparent and accountable governance system. The campaign against corruption is seen as a crucial step towards ethical governance and improved public trust in state institutions.