Delhi Govt. Receives Over 12,000 Calls In Just 24 Hours of Launching Of Anti-Corruption Helpline
06 April, New Delhi
Delhi Government’s Anti-Corruption Helpline which was started yesterday has received 12 thousand 731 calls in just 24-hours.
The helpline 1031 had been re-launched by Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. An official release said, the calls received so far are now being analyzed to segregate between frivolous and real calls.
It said, once segregated, the calls will be forwarded to the Anti-Corruption Branch (ACB) for probe. It also said, that some of the cases related to Delhi Police, MCD, Jal Board and other departments are being forwarded to the ACB for further probe.