CM KP inaugurates anti-corruption desk at complaint cell

Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Muhammad Sohail Afridi on Friday inaugurated an Anti-Corruption Desk at the Chief Minister’s Complaint Cell, aimed at facilitating citizens in reporting corruption and maladministration through a direct and accessible mechanism.
A dedicated helpline (091-9222451) has also been established to enable the public to lodge complaints related to administrative and financial irregularities. Officials said the initiative is designed to ensure swift registration and redressal of corruption-related grievances through the Chief Minister’s Office.
In addition, a separate complaint desk has been set up for residents of Zamung Kor and government-run Panah Gahs to provide vulnerable and underserved segments of society with an effective platform for raising concerns.
During his visit to the Complaint Cell at the Chief Minister’s Secretariat, the chief minister interacted directly with citizens, listened to their grievances, and reviewed the status of previously submitted complaints. Speaking on the occasion, Mr Afridi said he had pledged to the people that every genuine complaint would be addressed, adding that the government was now translating this commitment into practical action.
He said every citizen reporting corruption or irregularities would find the provincial government standing with them. He urged the public to actively use the available platforms, assuring prompt action on credible complaints.
The chief minister said the complaint system was being further strengthened and modernised in line with the vision of PTI founder Imran Khan, adding that multiple channels — including WhatsApp, email, Facebook and X — would be used to enhance accessibility.
Mr Afridi reiterated that he would personally oversee the complaint redressal mechanism, stressing that public grievances would be treated with utmost seriousness. He said the government would not allow citizens to lose trust in public institutions and would ensure that injustice in any form was not tolerated.
He also directed Complaint Cell staff to adopt a courteous and citizen-centric approach and ensure timely resolution of all complaints, stating that public welfare remained the government’s top priority.