'By 2025, we will be corruption free'

Re: Corruption and india by piri on Aug 14, 2017 12:15 PM And how did the BJP manage to earn more than Rs 12000 crores in black money to spend in the 2014 LS elections alone ? As per the Centre for Media Studies, New Delhi, this is a world record for any party in any election anywhere in the world, even much higher than the combined election expenditure of the Republican and Democratic parties for the 2012 US presidential election ! The BJP was in power in just 3 major states in 2013-14. How did the BJP manage to earn so much more black money from Gujarat and M.P and Rajasthan than the Congress and others such as the SP, who were in power everywhere else ?? Why are both the interviewer as well as the interviewee silent about the BJP remaining so very inactive about the biggest means of generating black money now, viz, round tripping of tens of thousands of crores of rupees of tax evaded corporate profits using the P note mode of round tripping from tax havens abroad ?? There is just one hesitant line from Mr Aggarwala in the entire interview about the biggest reason for India being so horrendously corrupt, viz, political finance (election campaign and other expenses of political parties). While the BJP and the Congress actually spent thousands of crores of rupees in the 2014 LS election, they declared just Rs 780 crores and Rs 550 crores respectively to the Election Commission and the latter tamely accepted the statements without any question ! Why does Mr Aggarwala imply that Narendra Modi, who is arguably the most corrupt politician ever in India (if the quantum of public wealth looted with his help is taken as the basis), and who keeps breaking all previous records in election campaign expenses using black money even for municipal elections, is the ideal man to lead India to a less corrupt future ?? The irony in Aggarwalas arguments reveal one or both of two things, viz, 1) that he is desperately seeking govt patronage and 2) that he has nothing but contempt for the intelligence levels of readers !    Forward   |   'Report abuse' disabled by moderator

Re: Corruption and india by Arun on Aug 14, 2017 10:03 AM More pertinent is why demonetisation has not resulted in any politician being caught with black money. BJP's source of funds for marketing in 2014 needs to be shared    Forward   |   Report abuse