26 October,2026 10:28 PM IST | Mumbai | Abhitash Singh
As part of the initiative, a workshop was organised at Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) in Kharghar.
The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB), Navi Mumbai, launched an awareness campaign against corruption on Monday as part of Vigilance Awareness Week 2026, urging citizens to report instances of corruption involving government officials and employees.
Officials from the ACB's Navi Mumbai unit, including Police Inspector Nita Bhosale and Police Inspector Dattatray Tandale, along with other personnel, took an anti-corruption pledge at the office in accordance with the guidelines issued by the Central Vigilance Commission.
As part of the initiative, a workshop was organised at Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) in Kharghar in the presence of Shivraj Patil, Superintendent of Police, Thane Range.
Deputy Superintendent of Police Dharmaraj Sonkhe and other officials briefed officers and employees on the Prevention of Corruption Act and the importance of raising awareness about corrupt practices.
The ACB also installed hoardings at prominent locations across Navi Mumbai to spread awareness among the public.
Adding a public outreach element to the campaign, renowned singer Shankar Mahadevan, who was in Navi Mumbai, released a video message urging citizens to stand against corruption.
The ACB has appealed to citizens to promptly report instances of corruption involving government officers or employees. Complaints can be lodged with the Navi Mumbai ACB through the following channels:
Toll-free helpline: 1064
Landline: 022-27833344
WhatsApp: 7066635666
The campaign aims to encourage public participation in the fight against corruption and familiarise citizens with the channels available to report alleged wrongdoing.
