ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

ABSTRACT

ANALYSIS OF LOKPAL BILL

The preamble of our constitution embodied certain fundamental norms which are
considered to be part good governance like justice to all. Our nation ratified the united
nation convention against corruption and enacted Lokpal act to provide for prompt
and fair investigation in cases of corruption. The first Lokpal bill was passed in the 4 th
Lok Sabha in 1969 but could not get through in Rajya Sabha. Subsequently, Lokpal
bills were introduced in 1971, 1977, 1985, 1989, 1996, 2001, and 2005 and in 2008,
yet they were never passed. The Lokpal Bill was visualized as the watchdog
institution or ministerial probity. Broadly the provisions of different bills empowered
the Lokpal to investigate corruption cases against political persons at the central level.
The main objective of the bill is to provide speedy, cheaper form of justice to people.
In the proposed system Lokpal will have complete powers to dismiss a corrupt
official. Lokpal will have powers to probe or prosecute any judge, even CJI, without
any permission while in present scenario. This project analyses the differences
between Lokpal and Jan Lokpal bill. This project deals the advantages and
disadvantages of Lokpal bill.

SUBMITTED BY
M. SHIREESHA
ROLL NO: 2015065
SECTION “A”
6TH SEMESTER