Corruption in Provident Fund Offices - Inputs Sought
With this post we would like to seek your inputs on various facets of corruption in Provident Fund offices across India.
Also, if you have some examples of such corruption, you are welcome to share.
Anonymous posts are welcome if you are sharing sensitive information and do not wish to reveal your identity.
Our objective is to understand Provident Fund Corruption in detail, work with the authorities to enable systematic solutions for the same as well share any office level grievances that members have so they can be addressed.
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Also, if you have some examples of such corruption, you are welcome to share.
Anonymous posts are welcome if you are sharing sensitive information and do not wish to reveal your identity.
Our objective is to understand Provident Fund Corruption in detail, work with the authorities to enable systematic solutions for the same as well share any office level grievances that members have so they can be addressed.
Transparency International India more
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Corruption in PF Office is not in any way different from that in other Government Offices. The same solutions are applicable here only. Like others bribe here is also accepted in cash. Withdraw big denomination notes permanently from circulation. None will accept bribe in cash. more
Aug 18
One of the good example is the Maharashtra RTO wherein the very Owned vehicle was transferred to other's name and was also got registered since last THREE+ years and the written complaint does not yield any results till date. The person's are dear enough to state openly that you may go to any level, unless you withdraw your complaint we are not going to do any thing. Over and above as Arm Twisting tactics, renewal of my Driving License (17 yrs old) is withheld since last two and Half years. more
Aug 16
Dear All Citizens of our Country, I am a firm believer that Corruption has become a WAY OF LIFE for all of us. All 125 crores citizens are now not untouched from this deep routed corruption directly or indirectly. Do you know our country is known for Corruption even at the cost of Quality & country. I have some very hard suggestions to start with : 1. We have to start from the TOP not from BOTTOM. 2. We must have a majority ( +50% Votes )Govt. Not govt by 22% to 35% votes. All elected members must have more than 50% Vote. Or Top two will have re-election to choose winner.( Many countries follow it includig USA ) 3. All country Elections like Lok Sabha, State Assembly, Corporations, Village Punchayat should be at the same time. What I mean is only one Election in every 5 yrs. No By elections. In case of any death, neighboring MP will look after. IT WILL SAVE HUGE MONEY, TIME and SPEED UP THE DEVELOPMENT WORK. 4. Parliament PM will nominate at least 50% Professionals ( Non elected ) as Ministers. 5. Abolish the GOVERNOR post. It is a waste of Money & time. 6. Parliament must work from 9 Am to 6 Pm and like a office for +200 days with a clear rule of NO WORK NO PAY. I admit that what ever I am suggesting is Herculean TASK but Dear all friend then there no any easy way to drive away the political Corruption. more
Aug 16
Yes I do agree with Mohan Lal. Its a known fact that corruption is rampant in every walk of Indian Life. Do we have any serious solutions? Yes Let there be a blitzkrieg of advertisement in TV's Radios and bill board hoardings about the severity of punishment if someone is caught accepting or giving bribes. CCTV's must be installed in all government/ Private offices, shops establishments including cabins. All bags must be scanned or must be checked by the security officer in government offices/Private offices who will report any amount found in excess of Rs 5000/- in the bag/suitcases. Create a total awareness of the ill effects of being corrupt and if caught the person giving or taking must be jailed without any trial as there is sufficient evidence available. These are some of the ways in which we can reduce corruption. Finally every Indian citizen must remember that about 1/3rd of the population do not even enjoy one square meal. Do we not owe something to them or we just do not care. more
Aug 16
We are talking about corruption in different departments for months but I would like to know one department which is not corrupt. If we really are serious to solve problem of corruption we need to look for solutions in totality not in parts. The total solution is possible if we decide to restrict cash transactions gradually. more
Aug 14
