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CAG finds 402 units audited in Nagaland despite 392 planned

This audit examined the performance and compliance of various departments under the Social, Economic, General, and Revenue sectors of the Government of Nagaland for the year ended 31 March 2023. It covers specific areas such as labor welfare, health infrastructure, police modernization, and revenue collection.

Government of Nagaland, including the Labour, Health and Family Welfare, Urban Development, School Education, Public Works, Water Resources, Tourism, Rural Development, Home (Police), Finance, and Municipal Affairs Departments.

  • The report identifies irregular payments for short-executed works in the Public Works, Water Resources, and Tourism Departments.
  • CAG noted suspected fraudulent payments for non-executed or inadmissible works in the Rural Development Department.
  • The audit found fraudulent or excess drawal of money in the Finance (Treasuries & Accounts) Department.
  • CAG observed non-realization of security charges for police guards and non-realization of rental charges on government assets in the Tourism Department.
  • The report highlights deficiencies in GST payment oversight and return filing by the Finance (Taxation) Department.
  • Performance audits were conducted on the welfare of building workers, modernization of the police force, and solid waste management.
  • Compliance audits covered public health infrastructure, implementation of the 74th Constitutional Amendment Act, and local government functioning.

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Official titleReport No. 2 of 2025 - Report of the CAG on Social (including LGA) Economic, General and Revenue Sectors
Source bodyComptroller & Auditor General of India (CAG) — audit reports
Reference numberReport No. 2 of 2025
Statusclosed (audit_report)
Year2025
Closing date
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