LET US FIGHT THE MONSTER OF CORRUPTION
Ten Different Ways to Banish Corruption :
IMC Guidelines to Members
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Banish Corruption, in all forms, from : Your Life
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Seed of Corruption comes from bribe-giver; and bribe-taker helps it to fruition. Destroy the seed of corruption even before it is allowed to sprout.
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Don’t tolerate corruption, in any form, in: The life of your family members and friends
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Don’t abet in, but actively resist, corruption in Yours company and association.
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Don’t miss any opportunity to inspire and influence people around to live a clean life. Visit schools, colleges and such other fora to generate aversion in the youths against corrupt practices.
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Involve service organisations like the Rotary and Lions Clubs to launch public campaigns against corruption. Don’t compromise with corrupt practices, if indulged in by service organisations.
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Don’t accept, but speak out against spurious and adulterated products. Warn the shop owners against dealing in such products.
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Insist on taking receipts when you purchase any goods from shops. Make sure the receipt is genuine, and shopper has deducted tax due from you.
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Don’t vote for corrupt, dubious poll candidates and political parties. Try to actively find out the character of candidates and of political parties.
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Struggle to correct the systems by plugging loopholes, so that corruption has little scope to raise its ugly head. Systems corruption is far more important than fighting individual cases of corruption, which are not unimportant though.
Indian Merchants’ Chamber has set up the following machinery for banishing corruption from the country’s body politic, by
(a) interacting with members,
(b) identifying issues,
(c) studying, analyzing and developing responses; by
(d) disseminating information to business groups on laws, rules, procedures, practices, rights and liabilities, and by carrying out propaganda on the need to battle corruption on a wide front :
* An Anti-corruption Advisory Committee, with Mr Julio Ribeiro as Chairman:
* An Anti-corruption Coordination Cell : Mr. Satish Sahney as Co-Chairman
Join the Pioneering venture. Let us leave behind our misgivings.
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VIGILANCE OFFICERS DETAILS
Address for addressing complaints of corruption:
INCOME TAX DEPARTMENT
COMPLAINTS RELATING TO MUMBAI REGION CAN BE MADE TO THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS
| Sr. No. | Designation | Contact Address | Telephone No. |
| 1. | Chief Commissioner of Income-tax, Mumbai | Room No. 322 Aayakar Bhavan, M.K. Road, Mumbai – 400 020 |
22017654 |
| 2. | Additional Commissioner of Income-tax(Vigilance & Technical) | Room No. 317 Aayakar Bhavan, M.K. Road, Mumbai – 400 020 |
22011594 |
| 3. | Director General of Income-tax (Vigilance), NewDelhi | 1st floor, |
011-23235467 |
| 4. | Director of Income-tax (Vigilance), WR, Mumbai | Room No. 337 Aayakar Bhavan, M.K. Road, Mumbai – 400 020 |
22015839 |
| 5. | Deputy Director of Income-tax (HQ) (Vigilance) | Room No. 342 Aayakar Bhavan, M.K. Road, Mumbai – 400 020 |
22007638 |
Sales Tax Department
Deputy Commissioner of Sales Tax (Vigilance) 3rd Floor, Vikrikar Bhavan, New Building, Mazgaon, Mumbai-400010
The complaints should contain name and address of the complainant and specific details.
Contact No: 23760159
Central Railway Department
| Fax No | Write to us at | Send feed back at | |
| sdgm@cr.railnet.gov.in | 022 - 22621913 | SDGM &CVO GM’S Office |
900441111 |
For complaints on trains ,reservation offices etc-
Vigilance Helpline No. 155210 (Toll free BSNL/MTNL) or 9969324451/52/53
Vigilance Department on Indian railways is headed by–
Advisor Vigilance , Railway Board , Rail Bhavan , New Delhi , who is CVO of Indian Railways .
Contact Fax No. – 011 – 23386805.
Zonal Level – Senior Deputy General manager (SDGM) is the CVO of the zonal railway. There is a team of Deputy CVOs dealing with different departments.
| Designation | Deals With | Contact No |
| Dy. CVO (E) | Engineering and Medical Depatment | 22621948 |
| Dy. CVO (S & T ) | Signal & Telcom deptt. And Electrical Deptt. | 22704683 |
| DY. CVO (S & M ) | Store and Mechanical deptt. | 22707105 |
| DY. CVO (A/C) | Finance and Personal deptt. | 22707104 |
| DY. CVO (T) | Traffic (operations & Commercial deptt. ) and Security deptt. | 22625008 |
Western Railway
Deputy Chief Vigilance Commissioner
Western Railway, Churchgate
Mumbai 400 020
Contact No: 22030104
Customs and Central Excise
Deputy Commissioner (Vigilance)
Customs and Central Excise
New Customs House
Ballard Estate
Mumbai 400 001
Contact No: 22617459