WE MUST GET RID OFF CORRUPTION FROM OUR COUNTRY

The  Scandinavian country Denmark  and New Zealand, the Polynesian country in the South Pacific Ocean with a ranking of 88/100 are the least corrupt countries in the world. They are followed by Switzerland, Finland and Singapore with the ranking of 85/100. These five countries are the best managed countries in the world. The people of these countries are contented and happy for they get back in the form of clean services from their governments without squeezing their pockets by government employees or middle men. Sweden, Norway, Netherlands, Germany and Luxembourg hold 6th to 10th positions in the ranking list.

Pathetically India stands at 86th position  with ranking score of 40. At least some of the fellow countrymen are constrained to suspect whether our country have adopted corruption like a child. Really a sorrowful situation! Right from 1947 we hear and feel the impact of corruption in this country. Most Indians, though some of them are terribly collapsed by the impact of corruption, do not know how to get rid off this vice from our society.

The only way to get rid off corruption is to formulate  stringent law with punishment up to gallows. But who bells the cat? Only the judiciary can offer a helping hand. If our constitution ratifies we can think about a national referendum. Some well reputed people in the national level must come to the forefront to give  the people awareness as what they have to do, the impact of it and what they may secure from this. Once the hardest punishment can be ensured through legal ratification, we can certainly eradicate corruption from our country. Further to this it would help the people to confirm that they are living in the largest democracy of the world.

K V George