Shpuld'nt the worthy Singh, rther, be appointed the anti-corruption commish? AT
> From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2012 22:13:41 -0400 > CC: [email protected] > Subject: [Goanet] FIGHTING CORRUPTION > > Few people in high places are willing to fight corruption. That is why India > is one of the most corrupt Countries in the World. Either people in power are > indirect recipients of these ill-gotten gains or they are too frightened and > cowardly to do anything about stemming the flow of this disgraceful practice. > Therefore, if General V.K.Singh who is in my estimation a brave and selfless > individual,is willing to take up the challenge and go after corrupt > individuals with a view to exposing them for what they are (Scoundrels), > then I think all people who hate this illegal and despicable practice (who > are the majority of Indians) ought to back him up and give him our full > support. In fact, We should recommend that General Singh be appointed as > corruption commissioner for India with independent powers to investigate , > prosecute, and expose those perpetrating such despicable acts. > > I therefore call upon the Prime Minister of India, if he truly intends to rid > India of corruption, to immediately appoint General Singh as Corruption > Irradiation Commissioner. I am sure that with his Military background and his > honesty and sincerity he will be able to take the necessary steps to form a > task force capable of ridding India of corruption. > > Manuel (Eddie) Tavares.
