Overview
- The Punjab government reinstated Swarandeep Singh and Harpreet Singh, senior Vigilance Bureau officers suspended during an anti-corruption crackdown in April.
- Their suspension period has been officially treated as regular duty time, but no explanation for the decision has been provided by the government.
- S.P.S. Parmar, the former Vigilance Bureau chief, remains suspended, with a chargesheet deadline set for June 26 by the Centre.
- The reinstatement has drawn criticism from opposition leaders, who allege inconsistency and political motivations behind the government’s actions.
- The original investigation exposed a bribery network in the Regional Transport Authority, though key suspects remain at large.