If judicial system comes out to act efficiently to dispose each case within a maximum period of three months uniformly, which is possible for achieves, sting operations may die down! But, when the system of judiciary is stinking with delays of 12 yrs and more for a simple case of non-vacation of an unauthorized or a valid tenant on the expiry of the period of agreement, which can be disposed within a period of not more than three days on the basis of simple examination of the ownership valid documents by local police station, how can people keep quiet without all other efforts such as sting operation?
Both stings exposed corruption, than why have double standards where one is punished and other one is eulogized? It smacks of opportunist partisan politics. In India, all political parties, in absence of government-funded campaign financing, raise funds for the party in similar manner, than why single out only one party? Therefore, the sting had malicious and political motive. If the motive was reform of party fund-raising, where are these reforms? How do parties collect funds for fighting elections - funds do not grow on trees or collected from average citizens - they all come from vested interests and government contractors and deals - if you put any fund raising transaction of any party to scrutiny, it would expose nothing but ugly skeletons. And in absence of any other campaign-financing alternative, it has been accepted as normal modus operandi in politics by all parties. So the sting was merely a case of personal and political vendetta. The double standards is a case of political corruption, no less harmful than any other corruption.
Madam Jaitely thought of washing her sins after she has been proved guilty and is again chirping to go after Tehelka.She should realise that Tehelka did what the Govt should have done at that time and hanged her for her crime.She is still lucky that she got one more criminal her s.i.law in the family who made money in match fixing case. Bloody whole family sucks man! But this family is really thick skinned and she has the adosity to open her mouth after so much humilation.
RE:Where is george fernandis
by Rana Kamdev on Sep 26, 2007 09:29 PM Permalink
Andhi can't see whats going on otherwise she might be knowing how corrupt is Fernandes, so please forgive him.
RE:Where is george fernandis
by vijay vikram on Sep 27, 2007 12:13 AM Permalink
oho ...the UPA is full of the most corrupt leaders - Sonia, Lalu, Paswan, Karunanidhi, Sharad Pawar, Arjun Singh, Ramadoss ... Why don't they start checking the assets of Fernandese ...he is one of the few honest leaders of India ....also as such Advani, Atal, Fernandese are few leaders who don't promote their sons and daughters ...
RE:Where is george fernandis
by R A Sharma on Sep 26, 2007 09:06 PM Permalink
fernandes is one of the most honest politicians in the country. otherwise most of the politicians highly corrupted and most selfish.
RE:Where is george fernandis
by prabhat mohanty on Sep 26, 2007 10:06 PM Permalink
You are right Mr. Sharma. It just happened that the deals were sealed in former Defence Minister Fernades's own house.
RE:Where is george fernandis
by andhi on Sep 26, 2007 09:12 PM Permalink
How do u know he is a urine drinker, foul mouthed and then a coward also? Every Honest man in India is honored such adjectives, keep on and carry on this tradition.
