CM launches digital initiatives to boost transparency & revenue in tax collection
Chandigarh: Haryana chief minister Nayab Singh Saini on Friday launched two major digital initiatives of the excise and taxation department, giving a renewed push to transparency, efficiency, and ease in governance.
These initiatives aim to make departmental processes fully technology-driven, ensure time-bound delivery of services to citizens, and strengthen revenue management.
The chief minister inaugurated the ‘Kar Hiteshi' mobile application developed by the department, which allows citizens to report the GST-related irregularities easily and confidentially, said an official spokesperson.
Users can upload photos, videos, or documents to report issues such as fake billing, wrongful input tax credit, unregistered business operations, non-issuance of bills, or concealed transactions. The app ensures that the identity of the informer is not disclosed to field officers. Officers will take necessary investigation and action based on the information received.
Appreciating the initiative, Saini said it would promote voluntary reporting and strengthen transparency in GST administration. The Cm also launched six new online excise services. These services have been developed for permissions related to ethanol, extra neutral alcohol (ENA) and denatured spirit.
