Itanagar: The Special Investigation Cell’s (Vigilance) police station in Arunachal Pradesh has achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first anti-corruption police station in India to receive the prestigious ISO 9001:2015 certification.
This certification is awarded to organizations that demonstrate an effective Quality Management System, encompassing defined processes, procedures, and activities to manage goods production or service delivery.
The certification recognizes the SIC (Vigilance) police station for its commitment to transparency, implementation of codified rules and procedures, and qualitative improvements in its operations.
Arunachal director general of police (DGP), Anand Mohan, presented the certificate to the officer-in-charge, L Dawa, during the commemoration of the SIC (Vigilance) police station’s 20th Foundation Day at the Nokmey Namati Hall of the state legislative assembly.
Established on May 12, 2005, the SIC is mandated to investigate cases against public servants, including those falling under the Prevention of Corruption Act.
DGP Mohan in his address, lauded the SIC’s two decades of service, emphasizing the importance of marking such milestones annually.
He applauded the Cell for evolving into a trusted institution, especially noting its recent accomplishments.
Mohan stressed the importance of embracing new technologies, enhancing skills, adopting best practices, and fortifying the SIC to tackle emerging challenges effectively.
He highlighted the SIC’s successful execution of the state’s first trap operation, which has cemented its reputation as a credible anti-corruption agency.
Deputy Secretary (Vigilance) Habung Lampung underscored the significance of public cooperation in the fight against corruption. He praised the collaborative efforts between the vigilance department and the SIC, emphasizing their synergistic relationship.
The ceremony was attended by officials from the SIC, vigilance department, legislative assembly, and other dignitaries.
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