The canker of corruption has affected both the judiciary and the Armed Services and the sad thing is that nothing is being done about it. Army officers are increasingly on the take as much as judges in the judiciary and one hears the names of Supreme Court judges 'on sale' being bandied about. If this spreads, then the Republic of India is in deep trouble. Tragically, the current Government at the Centre has an Italian woman has the head of the main party leading the Coalition and even she as well as her secretary, V George are both reported to be on the take. It is not enough to say that one is not corrupt but it is more important to be seen as not corrupt. S Rajendran
RE:'Morality has disappeared from India'
by asadullah mohammad on Feb 04, 2007 03:47 PM Permalink
dont blame one or two politician,it is the whole system seams to be corrupt.corruption has rooted in the vein of all the public figures.what do u think the politician who gets benifited from this corruption will take iniative to stop it,no way they gone stop it.we have to take initative to stop corruption by doing something in action not coming on the media.every body in our country blaming others,as i think every body is has contributed in spreading immorality in india.
