Supreme Court emphasizes on the issue of corruption in government offices, asserted on evolution of nation with values and character
Last Updated on February 27, 2023 by Administrator
The Supreme Court said on Friday that in order for us as a country to advance, we must return to our core principles and develop more moral character. When underlining the situation of the widespread corruption in government offices, a bench of Justices KM Joseph and BV Nagarathna verbally noted this.
In the name of democracy, what is taking place. Better to remain silent about our bureaucracy’s nature. Nothing to say. We must return to our core beliefs and develop character as a nation in order to advance. To each of us, that applies. As I’ve already stated, you can visit any government agency. Will anyone leave that office unharmed and in good standing as an American citizen? Corruption!. Go
“What is taking place under the guise of democracy. It would be best to avoid discussing our bureaucracy. No comments. The first step in our evolution as a nation is to return to our core beliefs and develop moral integrity. That applies to all of us. You can visit any government office, as I’ve previously stated. Will anyone leave that office unharmed and in good standing as a citizen of our nation? Corruption!. Visit a western country; there, corruption is never a problem for the average person. maybe at the greatest levels. What occurs here? That is the main issue. Without character, there is no use in trying.
The Court emphasized that an opinion written by former Chief Justice Dipak Mishra had stated that the Court was powerless to intervene and suggested that the government take action instead. The Court deemed the issue at hand to be “important” and gave the Union three weeks to file its response by way of last opportunity. This component would fall under the authority of the Parliament, according to attorney Amit Sharma who is representing the Election Commission of India. According to him, the ECI won’t have authority over a statute’s change. “We have expressed this worry about the criminalization of politics in our reforms,” he said.
“I’m only saying this for people who have been charged. It’s troublesome if political parties can’t uncover these people’s criminal histories, Upadhyay said. Sharma emphasized that the debarment application was made at the time the chargesheet was filed. He said that even Law Commission reports urge debarring following conviction, saying, “That’s a little alarming.”
As the hearing took shape, the Bench remarked that in Kerala, there would be a fine if birth certificates and death certificates were not delivered on time. It is rare in states, it continued.
I filed my PIL on Aadhaar being associated with property because of this. According to Upadhyay, 25% of the concerns will be resolved.
The Court answered that 75% would still be there. Upadhyay added that India requires a genuine demonetisation, such to what took place in 1978. Eventually, the Court stated that everything revolves around one’s values. “If you own that, a nation will exist. All of these issues will gradually disappear.
Judge Nagarathna stated, “We need instructors who should be builders of the nation.” “Yes! We must also exercise humility. After posting the case for a final hearing on April 10, Justice Joseph noted that values were more significant than all tangible possessions.
Case Title: Ashwini Kumar Upadhaya v. Union Of India
Written By – Srijan Raj
