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| Date | 2007-07-08 |
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| Message | I read article your arcticle in Express. I admire your initiative to fight against corruption.When political system itself has total cotrol of our democracy and corruption has already deep rooted into the system, to fight against corruption is like person having 'blood cancer' fighting against it. Your blood itself is is your enemy. How to change it??? In Bangalore even I had also experienced doomed status of democracy. When I lost my cell I had to bribe policeman to register complaint. People who supposed to guard us behaving like this and there is no point in talking fight against corruption. Already 'cancer' is in advanced stage... Lets hope some miracle will happen !!!!! Proud to be Indian !!!! |
| Date | 2007-07-08 |
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| Message | Dear Ms. Jayashree Your efforts to highlight the pervasive ill-effects of unbridled corruption in governance and your leadership in motivating and mobilising a groundswell against these debilitating 'traitors' is exemplary. My heartfelt grtitude for your courage and committment. I wish the best in your efforts. Your husband Mr. Vijayakumar deserves all support and blessings of all progresive and peaceful people. Thank you for helping me become aware of my world! I promise to work on my awareness and act forthwith. |
| Date | 2007-07-07 |
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| Message | I just read the July 5, 2007, New York Times story about you and your husband. I admire your integrity and courage. |
| Date | 2007-07-07 |
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| Message | I wish you and your husband ....good luck . As people are trying to harm your husband, can you file a police case and get some police protection ? I am from Jharkhand and situation over there is worst. Sainik board employee takes bribes to give pension to the widow of Mahavir Albert Ekka. You have to give bribe to pay telephone-bill otherwise your line will be disconnected. |
| Date | 2007-07-07 |
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| Message | Dear Jayshree, We all stand by you, in your fight to highlight the rampant corruption in Government machinery. I wonder, why our "so powerful" media does not highlight these corruct practices at higher levels. Nearly all of the sting operations are focussed on low rank officials of goverment machinery, who are merely pawns, feeding the greed of thier higher ups and their masters. What they must be keeping is definitely the 'khurchan' and 'malai' is cornered by the powerful. Continue with your endevour to ignite the fire in the minds of Indian masses. There is no wrong time to do the right thing. Hats off to you and your family!!!!! |
| Date | 2007-07-07 |
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| Message | Dear Jayshree, you have to be admired for your courage. Only a people's mass movement against the corrupt Indian politicians, bureaucracy and the corrupt, rotting, stinking Indian political setup can turn the tide and help India progress. One-on-one, Indian people are second to none as shown by the likes of Mr. Narayan Murthy of Infosys & so many other Indians abroad & in India. However, India's corridors of power are filled with greedy venomous snakes in the form of politicians who are poisoning & then eating the country from the inside out. Rampant bribery & corruption is holding back progress. Whatever little progress is happening is inspite of these rotters. What a pity. It is easy for me to say be brave, fight on. My heart cries out for my former country India. It is being destroyed. I wish you all the best. May God give you & your husband the strength to carry on & win. |
| Date | 2007-07-06 |
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| Message | I commend your efforts to stop the corruption taking place in front of your eyes. If all of our world leaders could get together put the internet into such good a use as you, the world would be amazing. Keep typing |
Private Message added 2007-07-06 |
| Date | 2007-07-06 |
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| Message | I just read in NYT about you and I am thrilled beyond words that something like this is happening in India. The irony here is that fighting corruption in India is the same as fighting Government. Is there a politician in a public office in India and not being corrupt? Nepotism, Greed, Contempt for the law, they are the primary attributes of the people in Indian political system. The civil servants follow their masters, and this corrupt behaviour percolates to the lowest level. But who is going to take on these powers? If we bring out few cases, may be that is a good beginning. With the IT revolution, spreading literacy and awareness things should change in long term. But I wouldn't expect anything to happen in a short term. All I can do at this point is wish you all the best. I can do a donation for the cause, if you set up a link on your web site. |
| Date | 2007-07-06 |
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| Message | Mrs. Kumar: "Never doubt that a small group of concerned citizens can change the world. Indeed it the only thing that ever has."---Margaret Mead. I admire your courage and determination. Things will change because of people like you. You have made us all very very proud. I am confident this is the beginning of a movement that will make the corrupt running with their tails between their legs. |
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