Vigilance Awareness Week Celebrated at IEC University; Students Spread the Message of Honesty and Integrity Through Posters and Street Plays
Baddi, October 31: Corruption is a major obstacle to social development and must be eliminated through collective efforts and active public participation. Every citizen must understand their responsibility, while the youth should take the lead in promoting honesty, moral values and transparency in society.
This was stated by Anil Kumar, Deputy Superintendent of Police, Security Vigilance Department, Anti-Corruption Bureau, while addressing a programme organised at IEC University as part of Vigilance Awareness Week.
Anil Kumar, who attended the event as the chief guest, administered the integrity pledge to university members and urged students to adopt ethical values in their daily lives. He emphasised that corruption not only weakens the administrative system but also adversely affects every section of society. He said that transparency, accountability and honesty are essential to preventing corruption and building a healthy society.
On the occasion, University Vice Chancellor Ashok Puri and Registrar Dr. Prahlad Gupta appreciated the students’ participation and efforts. They said that the purpose of education is not limited to academic excellence but also includes developing responsible citizens with a strong sense of duty towards society and the nation.
As part of the programme, a poster-making competition was organised in which students highlighted issues related to corruption, honesty, transparency and accountability. Through their creative posters, they conveyed a strong message about the importance of collective action against corruption.
Students also presented street plays depicting the adverse consequences of corruption and emphasising that every individual has an important role to play in eradicating the menace.
The chief guest appreciated the creative presentations and initiatives taken by the students, stating that such programmes help young people understand social challenges while developing a sense of responsibility, integrity and moral values.
The programme concluded with all participants taking a pledge to uphold honesty, transparency and integrity and contribute actively towards building a corruption-free society.
