Is this just a "mail" cry?
How to translate it into positive steps to have corruption-free society?
Let's not be joking around
How many of the members of Service Organisations / NGOs in India will be ready to look inward and work for a corruption-free society?
We talk from the pulpit about ethical leadership; how many of us can "throw stones" at the MPs?
If there is going to be an organised attempt at cleansing, the organised movement will be termed terrorism and put down by the powers that be.
Who gave the Parliament the power to inact laws as the members / Govt wish?
Why shouldn't there be a referendum so that there is a debate at every street corner on the issue and then the people decide what they want?
Unfortunate, in the name of democracy, the Govt and the Opposition usurp all the powers of the people?
Hope I am not wrong
Punch
On Fri, Dec 30, 2011 at 3:07 PM, parames waran <paramesannauniv@gmail.com> wrote:
No one political party is willing to strong anti corruption bill... Because they cannot be survive after this strong bill... All people are watching super DRAMA in current parliament session.... please Nominate all the MPs (Except one or two) to OSCAR AWARD... definitely india win so many oscars for best actor/actress award...
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