Thursday, June 16, 2011

Lok Pal Bill: Govt, civil society talks on Lokpal Bill fail!


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  • UPA as well as all political parties and politicos do not want an empowered lokpal to keep watch on political corruption;  Hence even if it is introduced, in any form, it would be defeated in Parliament or would allow to die its natural death!

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    1 comment:

    1. However, these are merely the facts of reality, not what Manish Tiwari and
      Pranab Mukherjee would like to believe. They, like their other colleagues
      in the government, are obviously passing through hallucinations and
      illusions. In Anna Hazare, they are seeing a heavily armed warrior - 'a
      tyrant' - at the head of an angry army of India's masses charging
      ferociously straight into them. The scenario reminds us of Wordsworth's
      adolescent thief who was fleeing with his stolen boat but felt the hilltop
      behind was chasing him so menacingly that the farther he roved the bigger
      the shadow loomed over him. The more the government tries to shoo away the
      Lokpal and anti-corruption uproar, the more vigorous becomes the public
      outcry against corruption. Indian politicians could not have had more
      decent and loving enemies than Anna Hazare and his candle wielding masses or
      Baba Ramdev with his devotees practising abstinence and yoga. Arrogant
      governments in West Asia and North Africa are facing more violent and
      destructive uprisings. We have a choice to change peacefully.

      While anxiety of those in power is understandable, they cannot avoid the
      problem by facing in the other direction. The tide is unstoppable. The
      people deserve and demand an effective Lokpal to rein in rampant corruption
      and they shall have it either with your cooperation or the tumult will crush
      authoritarian arrogance and install people's choice

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