Resolutions adopted during the XVIII th Biennial Conference <strong>of</strong>CBI and State ACBx - 2011During the XVIII th Biennial Conference, the following 9 Resolutions were adopted:Resolution No. 1 : Keeping in view the urgent need to dispose <strong>of</strong> the large number <strong>of</strong> old and longpendingcorruption cases expeditiously, an appropriate number <strong>of</strong> Exclusive Special Courts may be setup in the States for speedy trial, with 50% financial assistance from the <strong>Central</strong> Government.Resolution No. 2 : There is a need for standardizing various norms applicable to the set-ups andprocesses <strong>of</strong> Anti-Corruption Agencies across the country. A Special Working Group, consisting <strong>of</strong>selected representatives from various States and CBI, may be constituted to suggest minimum basicnorms/benchmarks, which can be adopted by all the State ACBx. The Group will submit its report,preferably within 3 months time.Resolution No. 3 : Need for coordination between State ACBx and CBI has long been felt. It can beformalized through Quarterly meetings between Head <strong>of</strong> State ACBx/Vigilance <strong>Bureau</strong>s and concernedHoZ <strong>of</strong> CBI to share information and ensure mutual cooperation. Zonal Conferences <strong>of</strong> the concernedACBs and CBI, on specific agenda items, may be held. Also, the Conference <strong>of</strong> Heads <strong>of</strong> ACBx /VBsand CBI, which is presently organised on biennial basis, should be held annually.Resolution No. 4 : The procedure as laid down u/s 3 <strong>of</strong> Criminal Law Amendment Ordinance, 1944,to deal with the attachment <strong>of</strong> property accrued through corrupt and illegal means during investigation,is very lengthy and cumbersome. Certain welcome steps have been taken by some States. A SpecialWorking Group may be formed to formulate and suggest appropriate legal provisions for attachment <strong>of</strong>property arising out <strong>of</strong> corruption cases in a simple and speedy manner under P.C. Act. The Group willsubmit its report preferably within 3 months time.Resolution No. 5 : The mechanism <strong>of</strong> a dedicated Vigilance Wing, headed by a CVO, may be createdin all State Government Departments/Ministries/PSUs, in a manner similar to the system existing atthe <strong>Central</strong> level.Resolution No. 6 : An Anti-Corruption Coordination Committee to be headed by the Head <strong>of</strong> ACB<strong>of</strong> State and CVOs/Operational Heads <strong>of</strong> State PSUs/Departments, should be constituted at the StateLevel, to ensure exchange <strong>of</strong> information between State Government Departments and State PSUsand ACBs, and to curb corrupt practices.Resolution No. 7 :The role and functions <strong>of</strong> the Lokayuktas proposed at the level <strong>of</strong> States, and theirinterrelationship with the State ACBx, should be the same as the relationship between the CBI and theLokpal as proposed by CBI, i.e. the State ACBx should retain their investigation functions, and theLokayuktas should ensure full functional autonomy and independence to these <strong>Bureau</strong>s.Resolution No. 8 : Each Plan scheme must have an appropriate percentage <strong>of</strong> funds for strengtheningthe vigilance mechanism.Resolution No. 9: A Special Working Group may be constituted to examine issues relating to lack <strong>of</strong>standardization <strong>of</strong> practices in the investigation <strong>of</strong> Disproportionate Assets/Trap Cases and recommend/formulate Standard Operating Procedures. The Group will submit its report preferably within 3 monthstime.42 Annual Report 2011 |<strong>Central</strong> <strong>Bureau</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Investigation</strong>
4.4 BEST SUPPORT STAFF AWARD4.4.1 CBI has instituted an annual award titled for Best Employee Award(Ministerial) to support staff. During the year, Shri Debajyoti Dey was selected andawarded Best Employee Award (Ministerial) for the year 2010.4.5 PRESIDENT’S POLICE MEDAL & POLICE MEDALShri Debajyoti Dey4.5.1 During the year 2011, ten Officers <strong>of</strong> <strong>Central</strong> <strong>Bureau</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Investigation</strong> have been awarded President’sPolice Medals (PPM) for Distinguished Service and thirty-five Officers <strong>of</strong> <strong>Central</strong> <strong>Bureau</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Investigation</strong> wereawarded Police Medal (PM) for Meritorious Service on the occasion <strong>of</strong> the Republic Day and the IndependenceDay, 2011 as given below:AWARDEES ON THE OCCASION OF REPUBLIC DAY - 2011PRESIDENT’S POLICE MEDALSmt. Suman Bala Sahoo, IPS,Joint Director, CBI,KolkataShri Bhupinder Kumar Chhabra,Sr. SP, CBI, EOU-III,New DelhiShri Ganesh Verma,SP, CBI, ACBImphalShri Jogendra Nayak,AIGP-II, CBI,New DelhiShri Prakash Chand,Inspector, CBI, SC-III,New DelhiPolicy Division | Industry, Impartiality and Integrity 43
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