Question
When was the Lokpal and Lokayuktas Act, which
established Lokpal as an anti-corruption body, enacted?Solution
The Lokpal and Lokayuktas Act was enacted in 2013 to establish Lokpal, an independent statutory body designed to combat corruption in public offices. This act marked a significant development in India’s administrative reforms aimed at ensuring accountability among public functionaries. The Lokpal serves as an "ombudsman," a concept inspired by the Scandinavian countries' system, to inquire into allegations of corruption against specific public officials and is a crucial mechanism for maintaining governmental integrity.
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