99 out of 100

In our country there is a very popular quote "sau me ninyanbe baiman

fir bhi mera bharat mahan".It somewhat depicts the mindset of most of

the indians.Though most of the people are themselves infested by

corruption they point their finger towards third person easily .

We all dream of corruption free India but when we have to get our job done 

we dont hesitate in giving that 'extra'.

That's exactly what happening currently in the "lokpal" issue.

As I have mentioned in my previous post thanks to internet and electronic media,

masses have turned out in huge support of Anna hazare idolising him as the avatar

of Gandhi.

Many among the crowd don't know whether their protest is against corruption or the bite of Inflation.

How can current inflation could arise out of corruption,

 its more due to increased purchasing power of middle class and stagnant supply

 (ironically they are the one who cry).

Before nabbing the collar of government or ministers we

should peek in our own collar first.We should be faithful to ourselves not to others.

I fear that the current rage may lose its direction yielding no

fruitful result.

Education can play a radical role in renaissance of society.

Corruption can't be eradicated overnight, People need to change their mindsets

 and it will take more than a generation of educated youth for that.

Making a strict lokpal doesn't guarantee that we will get rid of

corruption.China has a very strict system to tackle

corruption.Hundreds of people who are caught doing corrupt practices

get hanged every year in China.Yet the instances of corruption has not

diminished.We should always remember that 'prevention is better than cure'.

We are in quite better times now dont make it 1947 again.