ACCOUNTABILITY OF THE LOKPAL Given the functions, powers, and jurisdiction of the proposed Lokpal, it is essential to reassure the nation that the Lokpal itself would be appropriately accountable. Given below are the main existing and proposed mechanisms to make the Lokpal accountable to the people of India, through the Parliament and the Supreme Court. [...]

The NCPRI, in collaboration with Satark Nagrik Sangathan (SNS), JOSH, Pardarshita and National Federation of Indian Women (NFIW)organised camps for public consultations and registering grievances in Delhi. Two days camps on the 15th and 16th of December were held in Malviya Nagar, Trilokpuri, Nandnagri and Takiyan Kalekhan. The camps concluded in an Open Forum with [...]

In the context of NCPRI’s demand that the government concurrently put in place a series of anti-corruption and grievance redress measures to effectively tackle corruption at all levels. Our proposal include the setting up of a strong Lokpal Bill, a strong and independent National Grievance Redressal Bill, a stronger Judicial Accountability and Standards Bill and [...]

The following documents are the summary of the presentation, square bracketed amended version of the Lokpal Bill 2011, along with the written responses to the questions asked made by the NCPRI to the Standing Committee on the Lokpal submitted on 21st October to the Chairperson of the Committee on Personnel, Public Grievances, Law and Justice. [...]