Complaints

• Every complaint, irrespective of its source, is entered in the Complaints Register and taken notice of. A complaint containing allegations against several officers may be treated as one complaint for the purpose of statistics.
• Entries of only those complaints in which there is an allegation of corruption or improper official misconduct or if the alleged facts prima facie indicate an element or potentiality of a vigilance angle (Vigilance Angle Office Order) is made in the register.
• Complaints having no vigilance angle like those which relate to purely administrative matters or technical lapses, such as late attendance, disobedience, insubordination, negligence, lack of supervision or operational or technical irregularities, etc. Is recorded separately under “non-vigilance complaints”. And forwarded to concerned departments.
• Anonymous / pseudonymous complaints will not be considered.
• In case it is found that the complaint was false / motivated and lodged with a view to harass the officials, suitable action will be taken against such complainant in accordance with the law.
• BEL Vigilance department has full right to Accept / Dispose any complaint as per the CVC guidelines.
• The complaint should be specific, brief and factual with verifiable details. It should be supported by documentary evidence wherever possible. Complaint with irrelevant, vague, absurd or generalized allegations will be disposed at the discretion of the Chief Vigilance Officer (CVO).
• The complainant should disclose his / her identity by giving name, address and contact phone / cell number, e-Mail ID.
• As per the Government of India’s resolution on “Public Interest Disclosure and Protection of Informers (PIDPI)”, the identity of the complainant is kept secret and is protected from victimization for making such complaints.
• The complainant should disclose his / her identity by giving required Information asked for.
• Anonymous / pseudonymous complaints will not be considered.
• The complaint should be specific, brief and factual with verifiable details. It should be supported by documentary evidence wherever possible.
• Complaint with irrelevant, vague, absurd or generalized allegations will be disposed at the discretion of the Chief Vigilance Officer (CVO).
• BEL Vigilance department has full right to Accept / Dispose any complaint as per the CVC guidelines.

Send e-mail complaint to: cvo[at]bel[dot]co[dot]in 

• Every complaint, irrespective of its source, is entered in the Complaints Register and taken notice of. A complaint containing allegations against several officers may be treated as one complaint for the purpose of statistics.
• Entries of only those complaints in which there is an allegation of corruption or improper official misconduct or if the alleged facts prima facie indicate an element or potentiality of a vigilance angle (Vigilance Angle Office Order) is made in the register.
• Complaints having no vigilance angle like those which relate to purely administrative matters or technical lapses, such as late attendance, disobedience, insubordination, negligence, lack of supervision or operational or technical irregularities, etc. Is recorded separately under “non-vigilance complaints”. And forwarded to concerned departments.
• Anonymous / pseudonymous complaints will not be considered.
• In case it is found that the complaint was false / motivated and lodged with a view to harass the officials, suitable action will be taken against such complainant in accordance with the law.
• BEL Vigilance department has full right to Accept / Dispose any complaint as per the CVC guidelines.
• The complaint should be specific, brief and factual with verifiable details. It should be supported by documentary evidence wherever possible. Complaint with irrelevant, vague, absurd or generalized allegations will be disposed at the discretion of the Chief Vigilance Officer (CVO).
• The complainant should disclose his / her identity by giving name, address and contact phone / cell number, e-Mail ID.
• As per the Government of India’s resolution on “Public Interest Disclosure and Protection of Informers (PIDPI)”, the identity of the complainant is kept secret and is protected from victimization for making such complaints.
• The complainant should disclose his / her identity by giving name, address and contact phone / cell number, e-Mail ID.
• Anonymous / pseudonymous complaints will not be considered.
• The complaint should be sent in a sealed cover. The complaint should be specific, brief and factual with verifiable details. It should be supported by documentary evidence wherever possible. Complaint with irrelevant, vague, absurd or generalized allegations will be disposed at the discretion of the Chief Vigilance Officer (CVO).
• No correspondence shall be entertained on the subject after lodging the complaint, unless required by the office. However, if any fresh facts are available with the complainant, he / she may communicate the same.
• In case it is found that the complaint was false / motivated and lodged with a view to harass the officials, suitable action will be taken against such complainant in accordance with the law.
• BEL Vigilance department has full right to Accept / Dispose any complaint as per the CVC guidelines.

• The PIDPI complaint should be in a closed/ secured envelope and should be addressed to Secretary, Central Vigilance Commission, Satarkta Bhavan, Block-A,GPO Complex, INA, New Delhi – 110 023. The envelope should clearly be inscribed with “Complaint under the Public Interest Disclosure” or “PIDPI”.
• Only complaints pertaining to employees of the Central Government or of any corporation established by or under any Central Act, Government companies, societies or local authorities owned or controlled by the Central Government (including Central Public Sector Undertakings/Enterprises) fall under the jurisdiction of the Commission. Personnel employed by the State Governments and activities of the State Governments or its Corporations etc. will not come under the purview of the Commission.
• The PIDPI complainant should give his/her name and address in the beginning or end of complaint or in an attached letter. The name and address should NOT be mentioned on the envelope.
• Anonymous & pseudonymous complaints will not be entertained.
• The text of the complaint should be carefully drafted so as not to give any details or clue as to complainant’s identity. However, the details of the complaint should be specific & verifiable. If the inclusion of details that identify the complainant is unavoidable, then a normal complaint may be lodged in the CVC portal.
• Complaints should be sent via post only. Complaints received through emails, Complaint Management Portal or any other electronic medium will not be entertained. (Post Offices have been instructed (vide PO division office letter No 31-01/2021-PO) to accept for registered and speed post service “Any article, addressed to CVC as well as CVOs, posted with superscription “Complaint under the Public Interest Disclosure” or “PIDPI Complaint” on the outside of the envelop of the article, without the name and complete address Including mobile number & email address of the sender”.
• In order to protect identity of the person, the Commission will not issue any acknowledgement and the whistle-blowers are advised not to enter into any further correspondence with the Commission in their own interest. The Commission assures that, subject to the facts of the case being verifiable, it will take the necessary action, as provided under the Government of India Resolution mentioned above.
• The complaints should have vigilance angle and should not be for grievance redressal.