Vigilance cases pending , dropped and chargesheeted by Directorate of Vigilance

Vigilance cases pending , dropped 
and chargesheeted  by Directorate
of Vigilance, Cuttack, Odisha 
Dear friends
In May, 2014, I had filed RTI Application to the PIO,
office of Directorate of Vigilance, Govt. of Odisha  seeking 
the following information from 2009 to 2014.
a.      Number
of Vigilance cases  filed  by 
Directorate vigilance  in Odisha
b.       Number of cases in which charge-sheet has been
filed and number of  cases whether
investigation is going on.
c.       Number
of cases of corruption and irregularities 
received from the public 
following which  the Vigilance
case has been filed.
d.      Number
of cases  which has been filed   by Vigialnce on its own.
e.       Details of procedure  followed 
by the Vigilance starting from receiving the complaints  of corruption 
to filling charge sheet  and time
oeriod fixed at each level.
f.       
 Details of procedure  to inform 
the private persons  who gave
complaint of corruption  to the
vigilance  about  development of investigation.
The PIO denied
the information  on 28.6.14. followed by first appeal and Second appeal dated on 2.8.14. 
After 3 years, the Commission heard the case  and directed the FAA to dispose the case in
terms of providing the information.  The
information provided by the PIO  on
1.9.17 after direction of First Appellate Authority  is as follows
1.                  
During the period ,
2009-14,   as many as 13 cases were
registered  against All India  Services Officers, 134  cases against OAS officers and 220 cases
against other Class-I officers. On 
completion of investigation, samnction for prosecution  was sought 
for from Govt.  in 217 cases, out
of which , sanction was refused  by the
State Govt.  against 24 cases.
2.                  
During the said period, 282
cases were charge-sheeted and 171 cases were pending for investigation.
3.                  
145 cases were registered  on the information of public relating to
corruption  and irregularities.
4.                  
359 cases were registered  by Vigilance 
on its own information.
5.                  
In case of report received  on the allegation of demand of illegal
gratification by any public servant, a vigilance  case is registered  for investigation and a copy of FIR  is given 
to the complainant  under
acknowledgement for his information.
6.                  
 In case of complaint  received on corruption or possession of
disproportionate assets by public servants, a secret verification  is made 
by one vigilance officer. After special verification, either  the matter is referred  to concerend Department of Govt.  for taking appropriate  action 
or closed, if the allegation is not substantiated.  If there is any material evidence  to go further into the allegation, a regular
Open Enquiry is ordered to be conducted 
against the suspect officials 
obtaining  prior approval from the
Competent authority. The Enquiring officer suggests  either for such action  or RDA or registration of a Criminal
case  depending  upon the material evidence. Thereafter, Final
Form is submitted to the competent court after obtaining sanction orders
against the accused persions from the competent authority, if prima-facie
evidence is made out.
7.                  
There is no statutory time
limit for completion of verification/enquiry/investigation.
8.                  
There is no procedure to
inform  a private person , who
lodged  complaint about the development
of investigation, except informing  him
about  the result of  investigation on the date of submission of
final  form to the court, if the case
would have been registered on his report.
Pradip Pradhan
M-9937843482
Date- 9.9.17