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Saini Unveils 'Satark Haryana' App to Crowdsource Corruption Reports
✍️ Hindustan Times
🗓 25 Sep 2026, 11:16 AM
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Minister Saini has introduced the Satark Haryana mobile application, enabling citizens to report corruption incidents and upload supporting evidence directly to authorities.
New Delhi — In a move aimed at strengthening citizen participation in governance, Saini announced the launch of the Satark Haryana app, a digital platform designed for reporting corruption. The unveiling took place at a press briefing where the minister highlighted the need for a transparent mechanism to capture wrongdoing at the grassroots level.
The application allows users to file complaints, attach photographs, videos or documents as proof, and submit them to designated government departments. It also offers options for anonymous reporting, ensuring that whistle‑blowers can protect their identity while still providing actionable information.
State officials say the tool will be integrated with existing anti‑corruption cells, enabling faster verification and response. By leveraging mobile technology, the government hopes to curb petty corruption and improve public trust in administrative processes.
Satark Haryana is currently available for download on Android and iOS platforms, with plans to expand its features based on user feedback and evolving regulatory frameworks.
The application allows users to file complaints, attach photographs, videos or documents as proof, and submit them to designated government departments. It also offers options for anonymous reporting, ensuring that whistle‑blowers can protect their identity while still providing actionable information.
State officials say the tool will be integrated with existing anti‑corruption cells, enabling faster verification and response. By leveraging mobile technology, the government hopes to curb petty corruption and improve public trust in administrative processes.
Satark Haryana is currently available for download on Android and iOS platforms, with plans to expand its features based on user feedback and evolving regulatory frameworks.