Re: [IAC#RG] Corruption doesn't look like a big issue for the majority

Dear All,

This is my personal feeling from the bottom of my heart that before making such public posts one should look into her/him self first. Even a beggar asking for a penny at around traffic lights, gets a chance to pull out something from you car he/she never miss the chance. Think you are talking about those politicians who spend lac's of  money to grab any position. Of course what ever position it is will be better than a beggar's. Neither they (beggars) can let go away a chance nor these (white collar)  people.

What I think it is the last stage of being faithful for every one. Otherwise you never bribe your kids with some penny when they are crying. It might be a matter of discussion whether they need it or not.

Firstly & lastly we need to late our kids cry and stop bribing them. Real soon we will  be in a position to do the same thing with our so called governance team members and our 'Rakshaks'.

Thanks!

Ranjan
 

On Thu, Apr 3, 2014 at 12:21 PM, Ravi George <ravi@paradigm.in> wrote:

All,

Judging from what comes through the media, it seems as though only about 5 to 10 % of today’s electorate in India are concerned about corruption.

The major issues seem to be Price Rise, Development, Drinking water, Electric Power, Unemployment etc. I now feel that these issues have to be given more importance than a set of people always trying to find fault with any large money transactions.

Regards
Ravi George
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