Dedicated to eradicating criminal activities, especially corruption, the Anti-Corruption Bureau operates completely independently of political agendas and multinational corporations. This independence is crucial, as it shields the Bureau from potential influences or pressures from the media, ensuring that no external force can sway its decisions or operations.

Mission and Responsibilities: The primary mission of the Anti-Corruption Bureau is to detect and investigate all forms of criminal activities, with a particular focus on corruption. Corruption, a pervasive threat to economic stability and social justice, undermines governments, distorts markets, and erodes the quality of life.

However, the scope of the Bureau's work extends beyond major corruption cases. It also addresses minor infractions, which, though smaller in scale, can still have a significant impact on the integrity of institutions. These minor infractions are efficiently processed and, when appropriate, automatically referred to lower authorities for further action. This streamlined approach ensures that even the smallest breaches of conduct are addressed, promoting a culture of accountability at all levels.