Vigilance awareness week 2026 observed in district Sham
Vigilance Awareness Week 2026 was observed at the Conference Hall of the Deputy Commissioner’s Office, Sham, under the theme “Probity of Prosperity.” The week-long observance, being held across the country from October 26 to November 1, aims to promote integrity, transparency, accountability and a corruption-free society.
The programme commenced with Deputy Commissioner, Sham, Kunzes Angmo (JKAS), administering the Integrity Pledge, which was collectively taken by officers and officials of the district.
The programme was attended by Senior Superintendent of Police, Sham, Aijaz Malik (JKPS); Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Khaltse, Mohd. Sharif; Chief Medical Officer, Sham, Dr. Shamim Ahmed; and other district officers and officials.
SHO Tsewang Nurboo addressed the participants on vigilance, corruption and the legal consequences of corrupt practices. He highlighted the importance of adhering to ethical standards and ensuring strict compliance with the law.
Rigzin Dolker, Lecturer, and Sonam Chorol, Teacher, from GHSS Khaltse, also delivered lectures on the impact of corruption on society and public life. They emphasised the importance of inculcating ethical values, honesty and integrity among students and the general public.
Addressing the gathering, Deputy Commissioner Kunzes Angmo highlighted the significance of Vigilance Awareness Week in raising awareness about the adverse effects of corruption and promoting transparency and accountability in public administration.
She stressed that every officer and official must discharge their duties with honesty, dedication and integrity while ensuring fairness and transparency in the delivery of public services.
She further urged participants to remain vigilant against corrupt practices and contribute towards building a corruption-free society by upholding the highest standards of probity and ethical conduct.
The programme concluded with officers and officials reaffirming their commitment to upholding integrity, transparency and accountability in their official duties and public dealings.





