The politics is really dirty.  I pity the bureaucrats who have to act according to whim and fancy of ruling party.  We never know whether an officer is telling truth now or before.  They always or generally say or do what the ruling party desires.  They change color like chameleon. 

Former under secretary in the Home ministry R.V.S mani, was coerced to file the affidavit in the Isharat Jahan case. He was given an order to file the case by  Home Minister Chidambaram. This is an old habit with the oldest party of India..This shows how communal minded is Congress. Their desperate attempt  to stage a come back is an exercise in futility. The real colors of this party came in to light long ago. They were taught a lesson by the people. Still this party did not learn a lesson.

The Congress party from 1947 has always believed in partisan politics. This is a fact and the recent reveletions about the role of Home Minister Chidambram only confirms this. Unfortunately deeper issues are involved and readers may ponder over the fact, that despite such activities the Congress has a big vote share. It still rules in half a dozen states. Is it that the Indian people just like the party, whatever it may do.?

Who will bell Sonia and the Congress party?

Conflict is always between the ruling party and the opposition party. They cannot recognize each other. The people who support BJP can never recognize the decisions of the Congress party and the supporters of Congress party never accept the policies of BJP government. Criticism is always between these  two political parties. 

What is new in it.After all such things can be done by only those in power. As BJP did in MP vyapam scandal or Vasundhra did in Rajasthan to help Lalit Modi. Such acts can be done only if one is in power. There is not a single officer with guts in the country. They regain voice only aftr retirement . They should also be prosecuted for following illegal orders alongwith politicians.

So in effect when it is Congress it is the bureaucrats fault for changing color but BJP is the one to blame in other cases..Having seen the number of top officers murdered  presumably by the mafia , with some active help from the top politicians of the day during UPA 1 and 2 period, will any officer have guts to face such a scenario? 

It's true bureaucrats should be tried too for following illegal orders. They should have the guts to protest but the point is they fear for their lives as well as of their dear ones. They loose trust and so they fail to understand whose door to knock for justice. They actually become the puppets and when the head is the culprit then they loose confidence and strength to garner courage to oppose the system.  

Shampa Sadhya wrote:

It's true bureaucrats should be tried too for following illegal orders. They should have the guts to protest but the point is they fear for their lives as well as of their dear ones. They loose trust and so they fail to understand whose door to knock for justice. They actually become the puppets and when the head is the culprit then they loose confidence and strength to garner courage to oppose the system.

Bureaucrats are helpless to obey illegal orders of politicians. Bureaucrats are also human beings and have their families. You may know about IAS Khemka of Haryana, how he was torcher by politicians. Average transfer after six months!

anil wrote:

Shampa Sadhya wrote:

It's true bureaucrats should be tried too for following illegal orders. They should have the guts to protest but the point is they fear for their lives as well as of their dear ones. They loose trust and so they fail to understand whose door to knock for justice. They actually become the puppets and when the head is the culprit then they loose confidence and strength to garner courage to oppose the system.

Bureaucrats are helpless to obey illegal orders of politicians. Bureaucrats are also human beings and have their families. You may know about IAS Khemka of Haryana, how he was torcher by politicians. Average transfer after six months!

 

Not many want to go through that so they end up being politicians chelas...In Karnataka, yesterday the power minister D K Shivakumar who is a known corrupt goonda with many charges pending against him, got angry because a trader from Sulia close to Mangalore called him directly to know about the power situation. The trader apparently called him many times because the minister kept cutting his calls instead of listening to him, finally the trader was put in jail on harrassment charges against the minister. This is the kind of politicians that India has been breeding over the decades..

Some people are very active in politics. They know that politics is one of the best tools to express their power and uphold their names. They do not want to serve the country and the people. They want power. For getting power, they are ready to do any mischievous. They are least bothered about people and their feelings. They don't have time to hear and solve the problems of the people of the country.