Jan Lokpal Bill proposes that at the level of Central Government, an institution called Jan Lokpal should be set up. Likewise, in each state, Jan Lokayukta should be set up. Jan Lokpal will accept corruption complaints against Central government departments and Jan Lokayukta will accept complaints against departments of respective state government.
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e. Deficiencies in Anti-Corruption Laws
a. Independence of Jan Lokpal and Jan Lokayukta
(i) Administrative independence
b. Single anti-corruption agency
3. How will Jan Lokpal ensure punishment to the corrupt?
c. Recovery of loss caused to government
e. Power to dismiss corrupt officers
f. Increased punishment for corruption
g. Illegally obtained benefits are deemed to be corruption
h. Power to punish if its orders are not followed
4. How will Jan Lokpal provide relief to a common man against bribery?
5. How to ensure that there is no corruption within Jan Lokpal or Jan Lokayukta???
a. Firstly, by ensuring that the right person is selected for this role!
b. Secondly, by ensuring that they work well!
c. Thirdly, by ensuring that Jan Lokpal and Jan Lokayukt are not influenced!
d. Fourthly, by ensuring that if not working well, they can be removed!
(i) Removal of corrupt staff in Lokpal or Lokayukta
(ii) Removal of Lokpal or Lokayukta members or Chairperson
a. High Court and Supreme Court Judges
(i) Removal of a Supreme Court or High Court Judge
(ii) Investigating Cases of Corruption of Supreme Court or High Court Judges
b. Elected politicians including ministers and Prime Minister
(i) For their conduct outside parliament
(ii) For their conduct inside Parliament
8. Protection against frivolous and mischievous complaints
9. Frequently Asked Questions about the Jan Lokpal Bill
11. Annexure 2
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