Re: [IAC#RG] DOES VERDICT AGAINST JAYALALITHA SIGNIFY ANYTHING ?

Dear sir,

certainly we welcome the judgement, but, at the same time we should observe circumstances and judiciary accountability, because judiciary losing independent attitude, politicians interference is strong, judiciary judgments also reflections on ground level parties are working as a backbone. so on this ground we may observe and study the same. otherwise we may run in the flow emotions..jaya vindhyala        

On Sun, Sep 28, 2014 at 2:32 PM, MRCI - Ramesh Patil <mrciin@yahoo.co.in> wrote:

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I agree Joy-Lalitha 's case is like one sollow does not make summer.Entire system needs to be cleaned.No where Modi talks about Corruption-he is obsessed with cleanliness and sanitation-He knows it would be sheer waste of time and energy  in even addressing the Corruption-When ex Cm Yedurappa was put behind bars for 9 months -was elevated to VP -In other words if you can not resist Enjoy

 

RAMESH PATIL
 

MRCI

On Sunday, 28 September 2014 10:42 AM, Venkatraman Ns <nsvenkatchennai@gmail.com> wrote:

 

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                                                 DOES VERDICT AGAINST JAYALALITHA SIGNIFY ANYTHING ?

 

 

The court verdict  punishing  Ms. Jayalalitha  in the corruption case certainly is a step forward in the anti corruption movement in India. However, this verdict does not  by itself should give any big hope , as the verdict has come after nearly eighteen years of trial.

 

Thousands  of corrupt persons in various walks of life including politicians, bureaucrats, educationists and even so called religious leaders are now going scot free, as the process of judiciary takes very long time and many of them do not receive the much deserved punishment in their life time. Further, the suspicions about judiciary itself  is a big deterrent for the anti corruption movement in India. 

 

In the present circumstances, one cannot expect much from the politicians in power and judiciary to improve the judicial system and ensure speedy justice. 

 

Huge pressure  has to be applied not only on the government but also on judiciary to ensure delivery of speedy justice , so that fear of punishment would deter the persons from indulging in corruption and nepotism.

 

With the media also increasingly going under the control of business houses, the anti corruption movement in India has to increasingly depend upon social media to spread the voice of wisdom. 

 

 In such conditions , the movement like India Against Corruption has huge responsibility and it should play a very  strong proactive role. Increasing participation of concerned persons in expressing their protests and voice through such movement  is also vitally important to build a climate of anti corruption in India.

 

 

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