rajneesh madhok
SPNer
- Jan 1, 2010
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Wheter Centre should revise Article 311 of the Constitution to rationalize laws to enforce transparency and accountability?
W:crazy:e are struggling to weed out corruption and so collecting informations from different Govt. departments under Right to Information Act. Tainted babus, Centre must weed out the corrupt so we should highlight the corruption in the higher echelons of bureaucracy. The sorry state of affairs of the Central Civil services, once considered the steel frame of the Indian Administrative machinery, is the result of the unholy nexus between the corrupt politicians and the ever obliging bureaucrats. With few exceptions, bureaucrats are self serving and corrupt.
Instead of sheepherding the development of the country, they have become a prime obstacle to its progress. Rules to run the country are framed in such manner that the high and mighty are rarely booked for their corrupt deeds. The mandate of prior permission to prosecute a corrupt civil servant is often misused to shield the tainted. It has rightly been observed: The corrupt don't deserve any constitutional protection and the centre should revise Article 311 of the Constitution to rationalize laws to enforce transparency and accountability in public administration.
Rajneesh Madhok,
W:crazy:e are struggling to weed out corruption and so collecting informations from different Govt. departments under Right to Information Act. Tainted babus, Centre must weed out the corrupt so we should highlight the corruption in the higher echelons of bureaucracy. The sorry state of affairs of the Central Civil services, once considered the steel frame of the Indian Administrative machinery, is the result of the unholy nexus between the corrupt politicians and the ever obliging bureaucrats. With few exceptions, bureaucrats are self serving and corrupt.
Instead of sheepherding the development of the country, they have become a prime obstacle to its progress. Rules to run the country are framed in such manner that the high and mighty are rarely booked for their corrupt deeds. The mandate of prior permission to prosecute a corrupt civil servant is often misused to shield the tainted. It has rightly been observed: The corrupt don't deserve any constitutional protection and the centre should revise Article 311 of the Constitution to rationalize laws to enforce transparency and accountability in public administration.
Rajneesh Madhok,
