This document discusses the implementation of Lokayukta in India. It begins by defining Lokayukta as an anti-corruption ombudsman organization in Indian states. It then discusses the origin of Lokayukta in India, with Maharashtra being the first state to introduce it in 1971. It notes that Karnataka has the most powerful Lokayukta. The document emphasizes the importance of establishing Lokayuktas at the state level and a Lokpal at the central level to investigate and reduce corruption. It outlines advantages like giving citizens a way to file complaints against government officials. Finally, it notes that Tamil Nadu is the only southern state without a Lokayukta and discusses delays in establishing one there