Re: [HumJanenge] Babus in black robes

Dear Col Khera

It was not my suggestion. The views of the author are entirely his own.
I merely forwarded the article to this list when I came across it.

As far as I am concerned, almost the entire babudom and judiciary have
been completely and absolutely corrupted. The armed forces are almost
in the same boat. I am reading with considerable amusement certain
observations being made by veteran list members and their strategies
to counter corruption.and the "leaders" (and imaginary combinations of
these leaders) who will clean up the system. It is sickening to see
some of the most corrupt and undemocratic persons being held up as
shining examples for us to "follow".

If IESM want to be a part of the process, they should critically study
history of Maj. Gen Shabeg Singh and decide their own life paths.

Sarbajit

On 10/31/12, Mahesh Khera <mkkhera@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Dear Mr Sarbajit,
>
> Indeed an excellent analysis of the whole dismal uncontrolled scenario of
> sticking to greed even after retirement by both babus and judges and the
> nation can go to dogs. Seeing the rat race among retiring babus and
> increasingly judges now, others too want to make hay while the sun shines.
>
> Your suggestion at the end is very laudable but who is going to even think
> of it, leave aside implementing it. Yes, if judges can set a fine personal
> example and PIL is filed, SC comes out with a judgement for the government
> that no retiring government servant will be inducted into any organization
> funded by the government and it is mandatory for every organization to
> create necessary infrastructure to deal with cases pertaining to their
> domains. May be there is/are better solution(s) and the serving persons can
> play a huge selfless role in bringing out these reforms. We need to quickly
> rid the government of unnecessary baggage.
>
> With warm regards,
>
> Col Mahesh Khera
>