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Dear Jan Lok Pal,
I hear that you are pleased to investigate all corruptions practiced by
public servants , without discriminating between high and low levels of
accountability of the offices in question... Your promoters  seem to claim
that it is an added tooth to your ability to uproot the evil of corruption.

May I say it looks bit  absurd?

In other words, you are simply terrible..You weaken the very idea of
administrative control through standard service rules regimes with delegated
powers . Why do you bother too much of a chaprasi asking baksish from his
client, when he can best be controlled by his controlling officer sitting in
the next room ? Why fails your vision of being 'STRONG' , when it comes to
corporates and foreign funded NGOs?

I doubt you really have any respect for the established norms of civic
accountability. I doubt if you are a true admirer of  Rule of Law.Your image
of being 'STRONG' simply intimidates  people like me, not because that I am
in the in the corruption business( except that sometimes out of desperation,
I  vote to power candidate who I already know is under the shadow of
corruption). Yet I am frightened by the substance and nature of your power;
because,In spite of your awe inspiring STRENGTH , you hardly look like
someone willing to take on those corrupt CEOs who simply abuse the trade
laws and workers and  peoples' rights . For example, when some public
servant from the lower level of bureaucracy refuse to conform to your civil
society wisdom, you can  harass him by invoking your power, even while his
service records otherwise satisfy his immediate boss in the office. But the
same power is not invoked against CEOs in the business of flowing money to
crush peoples' protests be it against state repression, land grab or
anything..By their corrupt means and practices they simply make life
miserable for vast multitudes of tribal populations, dalits, minorities,
working classes, both organized and un organized. Yet, you boast of being
STRONG and this is bit scarry!I wonder from where comes your proverbial
STRENGTH ..I hear that it owes to few representatives of so called civil
society, who certainly love peaceful agitations by people but also demand
STRONG STATE INTERVENTION  to combat corruption. I can see that your
appointment is an outcome  of anasan by someone who has  acquired the
stature of Gandhi thanks to the support offered to him by lakhs of people
across the country, rather than a response to peoples' struggles for redress
of their specific grievances  caused by direct economic coercion.

Could it just mean simply power concentrated in the hands of Your Honour,
the JLP,  who will work at the beck and call of a new constituency called
civil society ? Will you  ultimately declare unlawful all such concerns of
widening social and economic gap,  often represented by the less peaceful
and real conflicts of class and lots of discourses around it?

Thanking You,
Your Fellow  Citizen.
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You cannot build anything on the foundations of caste. You cannot build up a
nation, you cannot build up a morality. Anything that you will build on the
foundations of caste will crack and will never be a whole.
-AMBEDKAR



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