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SP urges public to report corruption within government offices without fear

SP urges public to report corruption within government offices without fear

P. Jagadeesh unveils posters on the toll-free number 1064 of the Anti-Corruption Bureau, emphasises public cooperation is essential for eradicating corruption

Superintendent of Police P. Jagadeesh launching awareness posters on the toll-free number for reporting corruption within government offices, in Anantapur on Monday.

Superintendent of Police (SP) P. Jagadeesh on Monday unveiled posters designed to create public awareness about toll-free number 1064 of the Andhra Pradesh Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) for reporting corruption-related complaints.

The SP urged the public to report to the ACB if anyone demands a bribe or engages in corrupt practices within government offices, without fear. He emphasised that public cooperation was essential in eradicating corruption and encouraged citizens to bring any information regarding such acts to the attention of relevant authorities.

He noted that the public can report corruption by calling the toll-free number 1064 or by sending a message via WhatsApp to 94404 40057. The SP called upon the public to fulfil their responsibility by contributing toward the creation of a corruption-free society.

ACB Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Prasad Reddy was also present on the occasion.

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