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Majhi warns of strong action against corrupt

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October 29, 2024

Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi on Monday reiterated his government's resolve to fight corruption at all levels and said anyone involved in such activities will not be spared.

"Government officials involved in corruption should have sleepless nights due to the fear of getting caught. We must ensure that corrupt officials realise that the government will not spare them," Majhi said while inaugurating the Vigilance Awareness Week at Lok Seva Bhav

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