Why Rahul Gandhi Didnt Allow Anti Corruption Bills to be Used Against Tsunami of Corruption Scam in Congress ?............. It is pity Why Rahul Gandhi did not allow various of the anti corruption bills to be used against Tsunami of Corruption Scam in the Congress partys present regime in the last whole decade ? If not Rahul Gandhi pressed for delay in passing of such bills in the entire period of Congress rule so that Congress Prime Minister Manmohan Singh could save his ministers skin ? Why Rahul intended to pass such bill now ahead of change of the crucial change of guard taking place in next three to five months ? Do Rahul Gandhi has resigned to the fact that Congress is not coming back in power in June 14 parliament election ? Do Rahul Gandhi wants to trap Narendra Modi in the scope and integrity of such anti corruption bills, which will be lacking in its true object, obviously those being not discussed in proper thread-bare, due to paucity of session time ? Or in last do Rahul worried that the next government will bring even much harder such laws, which will be difficult to for the Congress scam masters to find escape route ? Why opposition should allow to pass such bills in hurry for the benefit of the Congress partys coterie,when those same bills were never thought to be important for last several years ? Will ultimately Democracy in India remain healthy or even survive? Even if a ruling coalition of such hands in glove disgruntled political leaders, decide to make mockery with the power of parliament ? Was it an attempt to fool people ahead of the election,just to show case Rahul Gandhi as a crusader of corruption in tune with the line adopted by the Delhi ally Arvind Kejriwal ? The media report said, Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi, who is keen on pushing key anti-corruption bills, on Friday met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh ahead of the Congress Core Group meeting. Congress President Sonia Gandhi along with the Prime Minister began deliberations at Singh’s residence. Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal and Minister of State for Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions V Narayanaswamy, who are not members of the Core Group, were also called for the morning meeting. Defence Minister A K Antony, Finance Minister P Chidambaram, Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde and the Congress President’s political secretary Ahmed Patel were present as the members of this top decision making body, which is viewed as an interface between the party and the government. The bills, which create the ‘framework’ to tackle corruption, include : a) the Whistleblowers’ Protection Bill, b) Judicial Standards and Accountability Bill, c) a bill on citizens’ charter, d) amendments to the Prevention of Corruption Act and e) the just-passed Lokpal Bill, which has received assent of the President. The Prime Minister had last week said that The Core Group meeting comes a day after a political controversy broke out over the coal block allocation issue. INDIA HONEST fails to control peoples laughing on our beloved Prime Minister comment it will be the “sincere effort” of the government to pass these anti-corruption measures pending in Parliament ahead of the next Lok Sabha elections so that the fight against graft can move ahead. Will the honest prime minister and his new competitor in honesty Mr Arvind Kejriwal explain , how it has become important for fighting against graft only after the next general election ? MORE ON : indiahonest.blogspot
Posted on: Fri, 14 Mar 2014 05:46:14 +0000
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