CORRUPTION
INTRODUCTION:
At present everything is fast and making progress. With this fast
advancement corruption has become a world problem. It is in fact a universal
problem having existed in all ages.
It is said that;
“It has clung to mankind like an incurable disease.”
REASONS:
The true reason for corruption is a desire to
get rich by hook or by crook. Originally the police and P.W.D were blame for corruption but know this evil spread all over almost every department of government. Even courts of justice and education are no exception. They have also become the arena of corruption.
get rich by hook or by crook. Originally the police and P.W.D were blame for corruption but know this evil spread all over almost every department of government. Even courts of justice and education are no exception. They have also become the arena of corruption.
EFFECTS ON SOCIETY:
Widespread
of corruption has created disappointment and discontents among the community.
The machinery of government gets rusted and starts working in intended
manner.
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Corruption decreases respect for law and
government.
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The distinction between right and wrong
disappears.
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Revolution and military take over become
common.
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Every student of history knows that one
of the main causes of downfall is corruption.
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How can we remove corruption??
To remove
corruption from the society, a complete change of the political, social and
economic system is necessary. No revision of pay scales, however, liberal can
reduce corruption. The reason is that the wealth targets aimed at by corrupt
officials are very high.
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Similarly a mere change in the government is
quite ineffective.
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The new government has to rely on permanent
services for its day to day administration. Unless the motive or inducement for
corruption is removed, corruption will continue.
Following steps may be of some use.
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First, wide discretionary powers should be taken
away from individual officials.
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Second, anti-corruption department should be
made more effective.
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Thirdly, the minds of people should be changed
by the prevalence of moral values.
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Finely, the law-breakers should be punished
severely and dealt with iron hand.
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