CAN WE MAKE OUR COUNTRY TO A ZERO RATE OF CORRUPTION?



The plain answer to this question is a firm 'yes'. If there is a will there is a way. Here it is not one way but hundreds of ways are there but the will, that is tough to raise. Our country has already submerged deep into corruption. In fact our society has accepted corruption as a customary need. We have tonnes of laws to prevent corruption and many departments are functioning to eliminate corruption but no one bothers about those. While Denmark, New Zealand, Finland etc are the least corrupt countries in the world India ranks 85th as per world corruption perception index of 2021. In fact we do not take any result oriented steps to eradicate corruption from our country. If the reports appeared in the media from various sources from time to time have any truth, huge amount of unaccounted money raised through corrupt sources are floating  in our country. Our black money is reported to have deposited in different foreign banks for quite long.

Since our democratic system could do nothing to eradicate corruption from this country for the last seven decades, it is now the people's turn to do the cleaning operation. If they don't come forward they may have to pay heavy price for it because many of our fellow beings may do anything for money. However, whatever the action the people may take should be within the framework of the constitution of our country and should be in a peaceful manner. All political parties may support the people in this effort. Corruption is a cancerous growth within our country. Let us treat it at the earliest.

K V George 

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