Doesn't it happen in Gujarat?
So is it sufficient to facilitate corporate companies?
Please some one who is
exposed to Gujarat and Gujarat governmental service throw some light.
I pay 5 rupees extra for a chilled beer (what if there is
PROHIBITION in Gujarat?)
50 rupees for a minor traffic rule violation
500 rupees for a community certificate
5000 rupees for tatkal-passport application
Over 20% of the
project cost is paid as bribe to the govt.officials and political executives reportedly
by PWD contractors.
I pay around 3% of the cost as “service charge” while
registering a land/flat.
A pensioner pays 10-100 rupees of his meager monthly
assistance to the post man and other govt.officials.
Although teaching faculties in government run educational
institutes are well-paid and are provided with better conditions of service
there is neither accountability nor self-motivation generally among them that
makes govt.schools function dismally.
MNREGA guarantees assured minimum wage to and expects
predetermined task contribution from beneficiaries. But neither do I complete
my part nor do they pay me the promised
minimum wage.
On an average over 70% of the medical expenses people incur
are for purchase of medicines. A neighbourhood medical representative claims
that cost of the product involves the minimal 20% commission paid to the
patronizing medical practitioner.
The sub-urbs around metropolitan cities see unbridled
urbanisation. Panchayat Presidents of those areas demand a portion of the
project cost to part with the NOC ( No Objection Certificate), mandatory for
any residential/commercial projects approval.
There are reportedly many cases of failure of co-operative
societies and self-help groups operated directly/indirectly by members of
ruling political parties and/or whose beneificiaries are politically
influential. These institutions look out for waiving off of their loans,
causing loss of crores and crores of exchequer’s money.
Public Distribution System(ration system) guarantees
subsidized food grains but sub-standard products at less than the prescribed
quantity are delivered to the public by the PDS operators. The general public
cannot question them.
Jewelry shops and even electronic-durable merchants
provide a discount to the buyer if they opt for “no-bill” transactions.
The forest officials right
from the rank and file facilitate uncontrolled exploitation of forest
resources and felling of tress for a ransom.
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