Friday, January 21, 2011
India: When scandals cease to shock - TIME
India: When scandals cease to shock - TIME: "Corruption scandals in India carry the same capacity to shock as revelations of a Mafia presence in Sicily. So when a videotape surfaced last week allegedly showing a government minister holding a fistful of cash to his forehead, uttering 'money isn't God, but by God, it's no less than God' and promising his benefactor mining concessions, it created a stir in the press�but nowhere else. Environment and Forests Minister Dilip Singh Judeo first issued an outright denial, then resigned but maintained his innocence, then admitted accepting money but compared himself to Mohandas Gandhi, saying he needed the funds for a struggle to save India from a shadowy international Christian conspiracy."
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Another Robin Hood ha?! It would not be an excuse for the misdeed you had done. Public office means public trust, so be transparent about it. Not that you will only admit after you got caught..
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