Police Bribery

This is a very important subject. Police on retail transactions is number 1 bribe taker.

My question is where do these corrupt police officials store their monies. That is where the Govt should crack down.

If that means extra surveillance at jewellers, mobile phone dealers, liquor stores, other places, so be it.

Fear must set it the corrupt. Only then corrupt and corruption wil reduce. more

Corruption in police and lower judiciary

“Higher judiciary is flooded with bail applications due to reluctance at grassroots to grant bail. Judges at grassroots are reluctant to grant bail” The Chief Justice of India made this statement yesterday. What he needs to know is this “ a ton of influenced and frivolous FIRs are filed using the police and then lower court parties involved including the local court judges are bribed to not give bail. As a result the honest have no option but to go to sessions court or high court. There is a need to use centralisation and technology to minimise discretion of lower court judge and unless it is a real criminal case (murder rape major theft with evidence), the default option in all civil matters must be bail and the judge must be required to go a significant extra mile of they believe bail must not be granted. Not only this corruption harasses innocent, it increases work load at higher courts and this has to be addressed. Ppl please pitch in. LocalCircles please escalate

Helpful Surakshit Bharat Nov 24

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S SRIRAM (Expert in Finance - Head Finance)

Rightly said Govt. should track down on such inhuman acts. Also required is resistance from the general public where awareness and stopping the so called affluent from giving bribes is carried out. Corruption at levels is to be condemned and brought down with heavy hand more

Nov 26

A Subramanyam

You suggest surveillance at jewelers, liquor outlets etc. But what about politicians who declare quantum jump in assets when they submit affidavit before elections. Here taxman has to pro actively investigate the source of this manifold increase in assets. This I don't think is happening. more

Nov 25

K C Rana

Taxmen sail in the same boat. more

Nov 26

Amol Joshi

THERE IS A VERY VERY OLD NOVEL BY "MUNCHI PREMCHAND" NAMED AS "SATYANARAYAN KA PRASAD" I thin one must read this story & he will know the disbursement of corrupt money disbursement chain etc. so far where they keep I feel for that we need to investigate property after Police retires from service. more

Nov 25

P R RAMASWAMY

The legislatures and Parliament are increasing the rates of fine and penalty exhorbitantly. Take traffic rule violation fines, incone tax, GST etc. This is forcing common man to pay bribe and get away from heavy fines. Violations continue and penalties are being paid off the record at low rates. Enforcing officers are making money and finding better opportunities. They are eager to harass people to get these bribes by threatening people with heavy fines. The new legislations are increasing corruption including the tax laws like GST, IT etc. Any law which is unreasonable has a bad effect on the country. more

Nov 25

K C Rana

Higher the tax/ fine rate, bigger the corruption. more

Nov 26

Muthuswamy Narayana

A good suggestion and the central govt and not the state Govt. should take note and follow this suggestion; after all IPS posting is under the central govt. more

Nov 24

K C Rana

A police constable if having close connection with MLA/MINISTER/CM is much more powerful than SP or DGP. If they suspend or dismiss corrupt or disobedient constable, netaji will reinstate him or transfer the SP or DGP. In Punjab, no constable can be transferred without the prior approval of CM. Practically, DGP or CS are just head clerks for netaji of ruling dispensation in every State. more

Nov 26

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