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| Date | 2007-05-31 |
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| Message | Dear Madam, It was nice and heartening to visit your web-site.I am sure,all law abiding citizens support the cause of fighting corruption in public life.May God bless honest people and give them the strenght and stamina to fight this wide spread menace.You and your spouse have a long drawn out battle on hand.As you may be aware,to fix the corrupt in public life,either one has to lay a trap while actually accepting money/favours or prove that the assets earned are disproportionate to their known sources of income. You have done well to post this web-site,which perhaps has saved your spouse from coming to physical harm.E-governance and well -paid lean and mean bureaucracy is the right direction to proceed with to make a substantial dent on this scourge.Two additional evils i.e.casteism and communalism needs to be eradicated too.I have been privy to so called even 'honest officers' resorting freely to these prejudices in public life even to this day. Best of luck. Best regards. |
| Date | 2007-05-31 |
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| Message | Dear Madam, I am a student of Journalism. I was surpised to see newspaper clippings of Indian Express both dated 26/5/07 one Mangalore Edition and another Bangalore edition. Bangalore edition gets printed later. I thought I will communicate the absurdity of Bangalore edition through a cartoon . Please publish it. This is my way of supporting your fight against corruption I will send many more like this if it is ok. Many Thanks Prakash |
| Date | 2007-05-31 |
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| Message | Great initiative madam, We will support you very much in this. We are also forwarding the mails with links to all we know in the form of chain mails to mobilise support,its high time we act and we deliver full support to your initiative and full kudos for being so brave to take this ahead. Great job, |
Private Message added 2007-05-29 |
| Date | 2007-05-28 |
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| Message | Madam, It is heartening to note that a lady can have iron fist. Indeed you should use it without fear for the rest of your life. I feel that the Society in which we live has a foundation which is unethical. Hence two important evils of the present day selfish society(PSSS in short) are property rights and money. This earth even before Man originated belogned to God and after entry of Man into the scene his decision to put barricades and boundaries creating imbalances and inequality created haves and have-nots. It has continued even today. Highlighting these points I have written a book which will be published shortly titled 'Shall we save the Earth?'. Ofcourse the activities of the PSSS have brought the earth to the brink of destruction. If we fail to establish a Society without selfishness (SWS) within the next 10 years then I assure that the traces of Man on earth will be erased by rising oceans and dried rivers. Hope wisdom will prevail. Ramoroy |
| Date | 2007-05-28 |
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| Message | Madam, Your struggle against corrupt officers can be described as the second war of Independence after Mahatma Gandhi. This country of Mahatma has been dissanctified. Here money and power reigns. Poor citizens and outright officers are tormented. Voices raised have been suppressed by violent methods. But just like Mahatma TRUTH WILL PREVAIL. I have brought to your notice the Rs.5000 crore per year arecanut and cashew kernel VAT evasion. My voice which became feeble now gained impetus and I now feel a happy man whatever may be the consequences. I feel that Almighty God is fighting the wicked will help us to achive the second Independence. |
| Date | 2007-05-28 |
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| Message | Dear Jayashree, I've always believed that the pen is mightier than the sword. You have strengthened my belief. I want to join you in this fight for justice. Kudos to you and may your tribe increase. Sudhir Udayakanth President & CEO, Edge Academy |
| Date | 2007-05-28 |
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| Message | Water Corruption: In 5th Main, Malleshpalya, New Thippasandra Post, Bangalore, Cauvery water supply pipes exist but there is no supply. This is because the person who is responsible for opening the valve to release water to an area is involved in the water tanker business. He takes money Rs250/- per tanker (4000 liters) to deliver water to households. To people who know that he is behind this business, he takes 50/- for a tanker. Lately he has been demanding money to open the valve. The amount of money demanded depends on your amount of dependence on the Cauvery water supply. If you are completely depended then Rs 200/-. Can you stop this corruption? and make the comman man's plight a little better. |
Private Message added 2007-05-28 |
| Date | 2007-05-27 |
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| Message | Dear Jayashree, Your new approach is a refreshing change in an era where all established checks and balances in the public administration system have miserably failed. Corruption is rampant despite the well established (?) audit and vigilance machinery. RTI Act empowers a citizen to raise issues regarding inefficiency in public administration and highlight corrupt practices. Effectively, every citizen can become an Audit Officer or a Vigilance Officer.Unless citizens demand better services from the Government, the system may never improve. Strong support of press and media is needed to expose corruption and usher in transparency/public accountability. Your laudable efforts so far show that even the voice of an individual can trigger corrective measures. Best of luck, Madam. Please carry on the good work. Dhirendra Krishna yahoo group rti4ngo |
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