tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9170911.post4002256521942603238..comments2008-07-03T20:43:31.574+05:30Doctor Brunonoreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9170911.post-16856605753159625542008-07-03T20:43:00.000+05:302008-07-03T20:43:00.000+05:30Unearthing the Orissa Health Scam<BR/>This investigation itself is a BIG SHAM. To protect the lousy politicians, people who have struggled all their life with 10,000 rupees salaries have been made the scape-goats. If the World Bank is really interested in pursuing the matter, then it should continue to press for the original charges against the minister. Haven't we seen how politicians continue to rule the roost and poor officials are made the scape-goats. When will we have transparency in the way we conduct investigations? I suppose, only when the rotten apples called the Indian politicians are taken to task. I blame the media too - what gets fed by the politicians is digested comfortably by these guys. It is NOT NECESSARY to select L1 in any bid process. There are qualification criteria in every tender and if the process was so open, with six officials as members, wouldn't they be making money out of every deal as a team? The Orisaa government should make available all the documents related to this deal and all of us will realize that the entire vigilance report is but a sham. Come on Mr. Navin Pattnaik, come clean on this - don't blame the officials who worked tirelessly and with meagre salaries. All of us have to one day face the God. Truth will prevail here but till then all of us can expect these seven officials to run from pillar to post, begging the same politicians who framed them up. India, JAGO. Let us work towards transparency. Let us be able to distinguish right and wrong.Deephttp://www.blogger.com/profile/14154409387918179407noreply@blogger.com