RAILWAY MINISTER RESIGNS AT LAST

At last the railway minister of India, Mr Bansal resigns. The media is happy, the opposition is happy and even the ruling combine is happy, for all of them can beat their drum and further fool around the simpleton masses to carry on with their respective march to glory. The media seeks greater viewership through this success, the opposition seeks some credit for getting more votes in the next elections whereas the Congress party will seek credit for being the only party which has taken action against its own minister in the light of corruption charges against the individual. But the fact is something else. The railway minister has been sacrificed at the altar of the demon of corruption by these wise men only to give themselves a chance of carrying on with the national loot at all fronts. It is a measure that is only to calm down the gullible masses and kill the very seeds of a silent revolution that is brewing up within the citizenry to find an end to the colossus corruption, bribery, loot and even the high handedness of the powerful and mighty of the nation.

Corruption is not confined to a few odd  individuals and actions. It is the whole system, it is the entire gamut of activity of governance, activity of allocating natural resources in the name of national good. The involvement in corruption activity is so large and widespread that even if India devotes half of its human resource in probing, investigating and prosecuting  those involved in the art of corruption, it will take ages to achieve something more than simply touching the tip of the iceberg.

Sisters and brothers of India, whether from villages or cities, from  any religion, caste or creed,rich or poor, don't be taken in by any of the tricks of politicians, for end of corrupt people  and corruption will be the end of your poverty and miseries.Your poverty is a direct result of  corruption  by  those in authority and power.

And unless and until there is a systemic change in the method of finding out the corrupt and guilty, to bring them to book and putting the loot back into the national exchequer, India and its hapless masses will keep on suffering the pangs of hunger and pain. This change will not come through merely begging/asking all those who have tasted the blood of corruption but has to be wrought by forcing them to write their own death warrant of complete removal of corruption, corrupt practices and black money.