Now, file corruption complaints online with Lokpal
The Hindu
It can be accessed by the citizens of the country and complaints can be filed from anywhere, anytime at lokpalonline.gov.in.
An online system that enables people to file corruption complaints with the Lokpal was inaugurated in New Delhi on Monday by the anti-graft ombudsman Chief Justice Pinaki Chandra Ghose.
At present, complaints sent by post, e-mail or hand-delivered are entertained by the Lokpal of India, a statement issued by the Personnel Ministry said.
Justice Ghose inaugurated the digital platform – LokpalOnline – for the management of the complaints. It can be accessed by the citizens of the country and complaints can be filed from anywhere, anytime at lokpalonline.gov.in.
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