Corruption
Selfishness and unprincipled way of life are main causes of corruption. ' Somehow I want my work finished'(selfishness) and 'I am not bothered about anything else'(unprincipled). This applies mainly to politicians who are the starters of corruption, down the line upto peons and attenders. However, most of the politicians are rich and well to do persons. Then why?. It is easy to answer. Each politician has about 4000 chelas in his constituency. Each of them bring about 100 votes accounting to 4 lakh votes. Each of them have to be paid atleast Rs.10,000 per month. i.e., Rs.4 crores p.m. Hence per year it is Rs.48 crores. For 5 years, it is about 250 crores. During election, the amount be atleast half of this i.e., 125 crores. Totally Rs.375 crores. There are atleast about 10 (MLAs, MLCs,Corporators, MPs (Lokasabha and Rajyasabha) and numerous Dist., Taluk, Town civic bodies) political elected leaders in a constituency. So, it comes to Rs.3750 crores! Next, the bureaucrats - about Rs.250 crores(to round up) totalling to Rs.4000 crores per constituency. Assuming the voters in constituency to be around 10 lakhs, per head payment of bribe comes to Rs.40,000 once in 5 years. That is about Rs.700 p.m. Considering the various taxes we pay and expenses we incurr, this amount is quite small. And, the ultimate beneficiaries again are the voters who receive bribes for voting. Astonishingly, it is the voters who receive bribes, that go and vote who constitute about 50% of voters! Also, when entire political system of the country is corruption based, should we correct the system or the persons? If any country or State or a District is highest corrupt, the degree of selfishness and unprincipled people are highest in these areas. Bengaluru is the highest corrupt city in India. more
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i firmly believe that the public is corrupt and we see the reflection in the politics and other big circles. We form 99% in numbers. If 99% becomes clean, 1% has no choice. The direction of fight for corruption has to change. On Fri, Apr 28, 2017 at 5:21 PM, Varadaraj Kr wrote: > more
May 10
Each and everyone is selfish. Why shouldn't we expect stringent rule and severe punishments to the corrupt officials and even politicians. more
May 05
Each individual citizen is the contributor here, many people who vote they don't think about the future of the country, i mean many selfishness people are there.... more
Apr 30
Dear Varadraj, In the matter of corruption in India among Government officials, whether state or central, is a bane eating into the vitals of the citizens of this country. When the ministers and other elected representatives themselves are engaged 24x7 in this vile job, ordinary people are helpless. I still remember, when the earlier days, about 25 years ago if any government officials is seen engaged in taking bribe, people of the area would unite into a rally and escalate the issue and would teach him a lesson. But now a days, people who are rich and well to do themselves are encouraging the officials 'giving extra money' beyond the prescribed fee for any work. Only selfless persons like Narendra Modi only can put down this corruption. It has become a political game. Corruption has permeated all government departments,employment institutions and all government adiminstered agencies and local leaders. I am deadly against this scourge of our society. On Fri, Apr 28, 2017 at 5:20 PM, Varadaraj Kr wrote: > more
Apr 29
" legal system start punishing corrupt?? ", may be it is the biggest joke. Remember Saheb Zada Salmaan Khan Saheb! more
Apr 29
