thanks for your reply.
however, you had sidelined the following points in your reply.
secondly attitude of Government employee is changing for better.
 > thirdly siphoning of fund from Govt is reducing by this Act. All the
 check and balances were unable improve the siphoning off fund from the
 Government in the past. Kindly see number of Government employee
 suspended for corruption(less than hundred) and amount of corruption
 in Government (varry from the estimate of 50% to 85%).
 > fourthly ,  every change/action  for the betterment of poor/ under
 priviliged  is look excessive by the privlege class(in this Govt
 Employee) , now, they are answerable for their actions.
 > fiftly, expenditure on RTI is less than gain received by it in
 reducing corruption and inefficiecy.
 > lastly, i want to know, which part of RTI is not needed as per your
 assessment and why.
kindly do the needful.
with regards
rakesh

sroy1947 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:                             Hi Rakesh,
 
 Its nice to hear from you again.
 
 1) I think we safely eliminate all departments of taxation and revenue
 from government. So IT, VAT, TIN, ST, Excise, Customs, Ent.Tax etc can
  be beheaded. Of course all IRS Officers, CA's and Tax Advocates will
 be unemployed but they can easily turn to RTI and win Magsaysay awards
 and "aish karo" in foreign countries like Mexico and US where they are
 taken for training and debriefing by their foreign spymasters.
 
 2) I think we can eliminate the Police Department. You may remember
 about 25 years back there was a police strike in Delhi - the army was
 called in and manned the Police Stations. Crime rate came down to 5%
 of normal - half of whom arrested were cops. Once the police returned
 to duty the cases registered at those times have still not come up for
 trial.
 
 3) I think that the President of India lives in too big a house for
 such a small family. Her bodyguards can be eliminated because no-one
 would wish to eliminate our beloved Prez.
 
 4) I think we can also eliminate the the LG of Delhi. It is a useless
 and purely ceremonial post as per the Constitution of India.
 
 5) Or in the alternative, because we dont want all ths worthy people
 above to become Maoists, we can simply eliminate the RTI Act, disband
 the Information Commissions and live peacefully - since we hardly get
 any worthwhile information in any case but have to pay salaries,perks
 and pensions for useless Information Commissioners.
 
 We can keep adding to this list.
 
 Sarbajit
 
 --- In [email protected], RAKESH GUPTA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 >
 > dear sirs.
 > my remarks are on your comments 
 > "nRTI activists. What you also probably do not know is that the Mir
 Jafar's stuffing the foolish little heads of RTI activists (and
 thereby altering the laws of India indirectly) with such nonsensical
 and foolish proposals are all former (disgraced) bureaucrats (now
 foreign financed touts) to prevent RTI from taking root in Bharat
 (that is India) - a prime strategy of which is to Overload the RTI
 systems / infrastructure of Govt. till it grinds down and then
 collapses - resulting in Maoism etc."
 > 
 > Kindly remember one strike of bihar Govt employee for a month , no
 one really trouble by the Govt employee strike.
 > secondly attitude of Government employee is changing for better.
 > thirdly siphoning of fund from Govt is reducing by this Act. All the
 check and balances were unable improve the siphoning off fund from the
 Government in the past. Kindly see number of Government employee
 suspended for corruption(less than hundred) and amount of corruption
 in Government (varry from the estimate of 50% to 85%).
 > fourthly ,  every change/action  for the betterment of poor/ under
 priviliged  is look excessive by the privlege class(in this Govt
 Employee) , now, they are answerable for their actions.
 > fiftly, expenditure on RTI is less than gain received by it in
 reducing corruption and inefficiecy.
 > lastly, i want to know, which part of RTI is not needed as per your
 assessment and why.
 > with regards
 > rakesh gupta
 > 
 
 
     
                                       

       
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