Increase in corruption complaints recorded in Gandhinagar Vigilance Commission report

The Gandhinagar Vigilance Commission has released its detailed report for the year 2026, which shows an increase in corruption-related complaints. According to the report, the commission received a total of 6,396 complaints up to 30 September 2026, whereas this figure was 6,351 in the year 2025.

Among the complaints received department-wise during the year 2025, the Urban Development and Housing Department remained at the forefront, with a total of 1,275 complaints registered. In addition, 920 complaints were recorded in the Revenue Department, 813 in the Panchayat and Rural Development Department, and 813 in the Home Department. Along with this, the report states that 264 complaints were received in the Roads and Buildings Department and 233 in the Education Department.

The report also mentions complaints against employees or officers who are in their year of retirement. Cases against officers and employees who have been in their retirement year since 2021 have been the highest. In the year 2025, a total of 66 such cases came before the Vigilance Commission. In this detailed report published by the commission, the number of complaints and department-wise details have been presented.