He was addressing a meeting of the Sodou Asom Karmachari Parishad, the largest state government employees' body of the state.
"It is the mandate of the people to establish an ethical society in the state. The employees are the driving force of the government and committed soldiers of the system in realization of its plans and programmes," Sonowal said.
The chief minister urged the employees to dissuade all corrupt practices and devote more on developing a better work culture.
"Government funds are meant for public welfare. To ensure proper utilization of government funds, we have to cleanse the system from corruption. People must keep strict watch over the functioning of the government departments to stop any pilferage of development funds", he said.
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