Director's Message
Message to NCIC Officers:-
Dear Officer,
NCIC is privileged to welcome you into its mission. We were established with the sole objective of driving social change and reforms in our society, which still suffers from discrimination. As responsible Indian citizens, the NCIC family recognizes its duties toward society and is committed to fostering reformation in a society still plagued by social maladies.
Our organization exists to tackle the various challenges and conflicts holding back our progress toward development. We are dedicated to providing social security services and education to ensure that every citizen of this country can access their fundamental rights and overcome the barriers to their success.
NCIC stands as a warrior in social service, with a vision of building a society free from crime, corruption, and injustice. We are committed to ensuring the well-being of all citizens by promoting access to welfare schemes for the needy and safeguarding the rights of every individual, without discrimination.
I take pride in saying that our mission is progressing successfully under the guidance of dedicated legal advisors, honest government and NCIC officers, talented journalists, passionate social workers, and responsible citizens of India, who are recognized for their loyalty and devotion to social responsibility.
Message to Country:-
Hello Great Indians,
Thank you for visiting the National Crime Intelligence Commission (NCIC) website. NCIC’s primary mission is to raise public awareness about their rights and duties toward the nation. It is no secret that the fabric of Indian society has been distorted. Patriotism and nationalism seem to have faded from the hearts of many.
Have you ever wondered why we witness so many road accidents, drug abuse, crime, sexual harassment, corruption, suicides, inadequate medical facilities, and the rising cost of education in our country? We pay taxes expecting facilities in return, yet the common man often feels neglected. Indian citizens seem to lack the courage to speak out against corrupt leaders and bureaucracy.
No amount of charity from NGOs alone can provide adequate medical and educational facilities to all. It is time we step forward and question the government: where is our tax money going? NCIC invites like-minded individuals to share their views and support our mission to create a crime- and corruption-free India and make the RTI Act more accessible to everyone.
We believe in the collective power of NGOs, and together we can make the Right to Information (RTI) a powerful tool for every citizen to hold government departments accountable. We warmly invite you to join NCIC and contribute your suggestions, insights, and information regarding the Anti-Crime Act.
I am deeply grateful to all anti-crime workers, various organizations, and supporters worldwide who have encouraged me to initiate this movement. Please spread the word about NCIC to your friends, relatives, and other like-minded people. Let us unite in this fight to make our country free from crime and corruption—at any cost.
!! Jai Hind – Jai Bharat !!