Enforcement / disclosures / audits

Crime in India 2023 (NCRB; tables published on data.gov.in, retrieved 2026) / 2023

Three files. No fake score.

State enforcement statistics, representatives’ sworn disclosures, and audit findings use different units. This page keeps them separate.

Lens A · NCRB statistics

Reported enforcement activity, by state

Prevention of Corruption Act cases handled by Anti-Corruption Bureaus, Vigilance bodies and Lokayuktas — registrations, police disposal and court outcomes, exactly as published in Crime in India 2023 (NCRB; tables published on data.gov.in, retrieved 2026). Data year 2023, publication year 2026.

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Lens B · affidavit disclosures

What representatives themselves declared

A different dataset with a different unit: criminal cases self-declared by winners of the 2024 Lok Sabha election in sworn affidavits. Only cases mapped to the Prevention of Corruption Act under reviewed rules count as “corruption cases” here — PMLA, cheating and breach of trust are never auto-classified. These numbers are never joined to the NCRB statistics above.

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Lens C · CAG audits

Audit findings

Findings from Comptroller and Auditor General reports — every future entry will carry the label “Audit finding — not a criminal adjudication”, a typed amount (loss ≠ blocked funds ≠ irregular expenditure), a paragraph/page reference and the government’s response where published. Unlike figures are never totalled into a “money lost” counter.

Data pipeline in review

CAG audit findings: finding extraction from report PDFs has not yet passed review, so zero findings are displayed

Nothing is shown here rather than showing unverified or invented numbers.

Latest real reports on the CAG portal (metadata only, retrieved 24 Jul 2026):