The twin decisions of demonetisation and implementations of Goods and Services Tax (GST) have dealt a big blow on corruption in India, opined the Zonal Manager (ZM) of Punjab and Sind Bank, DD Negi while addressing students at Delhi Public School on Friday. The programme was part of the Vigilance Awareness Week. He said that while demonetisation has helped in removing black money from the system GST has ensured that one cannot hide products due to input tax credit. Negi said that people should come out against corruption and should never offer bribe to officials. He claimed that more and more digital transactions would rein in the corruption.
The aim of the programme was to make the students aware about this social evil of corruption and its ill effects.
The Principal of the school B K Singh said that corruption comes from non ending greed. The fight for corruption free ethical society will have to be fought against this greed and replace with ‘What I Can Give’ spirit, he said.