Indian Anti Corruption Mission
IAM stands for Indian Anti-Corruption Mission. It is a charitable, non-political and secular organisation working against corruption and for human rights, equality and social welfare.
The organisation’s charitable activities began in 2003.
No. IAM describes itself as a non-political and secular charitable organisation.
Its objectives include preventing corruption, promoting equal justice, protecting human rights, supporting vulnerable citizens, promoting education and encouraging environmental responsibility.
Adults who support IAM’s principles, are willing to work voluntarily and receive approval from the governing body may apply.
No. IAM may provide awareness, guidance, support or referral depending on the matter and available resources.
IAM is not a police or government investigation agency. Criminal matters should be reported to the competent authorities.
No member should issue official letters or communications without proper written authorisation.
Unit formation is subject to IAM’s membership requirements, organisational rules and approval from the competent national leadership.
Use the official contact details or the enquiry form available on the website.