The Comptroller and Auditor General of India tabled several audit reports in Parliament in December 2025, with major findings across GST compliance, skill development and defence works management.
In the GST audit, CAG reported 2,519 compliance deviations involving ₹21,695.11 crore after examining department responses to data inconsistencies and mismatches. Risk areas included short payment of interest, GSTR-3B non-filing despite GSTR-1 filing, irregular input tax credit, undischarged liability and input tax credit passed on without supplier tax remittance.
In the PMKVY performance audit, CAG reported weak mechanisms for onboarding and verifying targeted beneficiaries and found that incorrect placement documents were produced by training partners in Kerala. It also noted that several monitoring and implementation records were unreliable in specific components.
For the Indian Navy, CAG Report No. 30 of 2025 was a performance audit of works management, not a generic naval procurement audit. It found delays in administrative approvals and contract conclusion for sampled works, including 13 of 14 ATWP contracts and all 47 sampled AMWP contracts being concluded with delays.
The earlier text's claims about a Digital India audit finding fake addresses and DBT exclusions were not confirmed from allowed CAG or government sources and have been removed pending a verified source.