The Haryana Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau has reported significant success in its anti-corruption efforts in 2025. A total of 251 corruption-related cases were registered, with 147 involving trap or raid operations, marking the highest number in a decade. During these actions, Rs 1,03,15,900 was recovered on the spot, leading to the arrest of 186 individuals, including government employees and private individuals.
On average, around 13 government employees were apprehended each month in connection with corruption cases, showcasing the government’s strong stance against corruption and the bureau’s proactive approach. Chief of the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau, Ajay Singhal, highlighted that out of the 251 cases, 147 were identified through trap and raid operations, while 104 were based on inquiries and special checks.
The bureau’s focus has shifted towards targeting senior officials involved in organized corruption networks, aligning with the directives of Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini to root out corruption. Notably, the bureau took decisive action in several high-profile cases during the year, including apprehending individuals accepting bribes ranging from Rs 30 lakh to Rs 2.50 lakh.
