yksdiky dh jkg
ljdkj trk jgh gS fd og Hkz"Vkpkj ds f[kykQ l[r gS
yksdiky ds loky us gekjs thou dks cqjh rjg ckaV fn;k gSA ;g foHkktu dsoy Hkz"Vkpkj&fojks/kh eqfge ds leFkZdksa vkSj fojksf/k;ksa ds chp esa gh ugh gS] cfYd bu nksuks ço`fr;ksa ds Hkhrj Hkh xaHkhj erHksn fn[kkbZ iM+ jgs gSA elyu] vUuk gtkjs dh Vhe vkSj muds leFkZd pkg jgs Fks fd bu vkanksyu ds dkj.k feys ekSds dk iwjk bLrseky djrs gq, ekStwnk O;oLFkk esa dqN xgjs la’kks/ku djok fy, tka,A bl y{; dh iwfrZ ds fy;s gh ;s laln ds Hkhrj gksus okyh jktuhfr ds lekukarj lM+dksa ij Hkh ncko cukrs vk, gSaA ysfdu muls gennhZ j[kus okys cgqr ls cqf)thoh] i=dkj vkSj tuer dks çHkkfor djus okyh vkoktsa Hkz"Vkpkj&fojks/kh jsfMdfyTe ds] ftls vfM+;yiu ;k vfrokn Hkh dgk tk ldrk gS] i{k esa ugha gSA
Strong Lokpal weak judiciary recipe for failure
This is tunnel vision
With its mandate of ensuring that rules are followed, the lokpal may stifle initiative and discourage talented people from taking up bureaucratic jobs.
Ykksdiky ls ckgj jgsa ç/kkuea=h vkSj lhchvkbZ% 'kkSjh
vVy fcgkjh cktisbZ ljdkj esa ea=h jgs v:.k 'kkSjh us eaxyokj dks ikVhZ ykbu ls vyx tkdj ç/kkuea=h vkSj lhchvkbZ dks yksdiky ds nk;js esa ykus dh ekax dks xyr crk;kA Hkksiky esa i=dkjksa ls ckrphr esa 'kkSjh us dgk fd bl ckcr Vhe vUuk dh ekax lgh ugh gSA bu nksuks laLFkkvksa dks yksdiky ls ckgj j[kuk gh gksxkA 'kkSjh ls çLrkfor yksdiky ds
'kkSjh us dgk fd ç/kuea=h dks yksdiky ds nk;js esa ykus dh ekax cqfu;knh rkSj ij gh xyr gSA ç/kkuea=h dksbZ O;fDr ugha laLFkk gksrk gSA
mUgksus dgk fd fupyh ukSdj’kkgh dks Hkh yksdiky ds nk;jsls ckgj j[kk tkuk pkfg,A D;ksafd vkf[kj yksdiky fdrus yksxksa dh tkap djsxk\ iwoZ dsUnzh; ea=h us Vhe vUuk ds lkeus ckj&ckj ?kqVus Vsdus ds dsanz ljdkj ds joS, dh vkykspuk dhA
Fix The System
Lokpal Bill can be a milestone on the path to significant political reform
For far too long, we have witnessed Parliament getting adjourned amidst din and chaos. Given this disorderly backdrop, elected representatives burning the midnight oil and pushing through the path-breaking Lokpal Bill in the Lok Sabha was certainly a welcome change. Following 11 hours of passionate debate, the House passed the controversial Lokpal Bill with 10 amendments. The Bill’s final passage however will depend on whether the Congress, in a minority in the Rajya Sabha, will be able to carry it through in this House.
Reversing from fast to slow
Team Ann’s quicksilver fluctuations in strategy will leave the public confused
From the time be began his latest fast, we have been riveted by his fluctuating blood pressure, pulse and temperature. Now er notice the same fluctuations in the strategy on how to push through the contentious Jan Lokpal Bill-an article of faith with Anna Hazare and his team. The fast is now off and the proposed Dharna outside Congress president Sonia Gandhi’s house and the plan to gherao MPs has gone the same way. After first saying that people must prepare to court arrest and giving a few guidelines on this, Mr. Hazare has now set aside the jail bharo movement.
Instead, he has assured people that he would compaign in all five poll-bound states indicating that the movement which began with considerable support as one against corruption in public life has become a battle against the ruling Congress party.
Lokpal: the real issue
The time for wrangling is over. It’s about brining a strong law, not the clash of egos
At the risk of repeating ourselves, what is at stake when it comes to the Lokpal Bill that was tabled on Thursday in Parliament is not whose Bill will be made law, but whether the country will get a strong, anti-corruption law that is practical enough to be implemented. For far too long, the drama has eclipsed the actual content of the legislation sought. On Thursday, we again found a trenchant Anna Hazare threaten agitation if Parliament does not pass the lokpal in accordance to every detail he and his agitating colleagues have demanded. UPA chairperson, breaking her silence over the matter, firmly stated the government’s will to ‘fight for lokpal’ and that there was no need to be ‘defeatist’. This was a welcome statement, considering many were starting to worry whether the government’s enthusiasm to push for the Lokpal Bill was indeed shared by the Congress.
Vksih yxkdj Hkh ekSykukvksa dks ugha fj>k ik;s dstjhoky
vkanksyu dks lcd
jktuhfr esa O;kIr Hkz"Vkpkj ds f[kykQ vkokt mBkuk tk;t gS] ysfdu ;g eku ysuk fd lkjs jktusrk Hkz"V vkSj vuSfrd gSa] fdlh ds xys ugha mrj ldrkA laln esa iwjs ns’k ds pqus gq, tu&çfrfu/k gksrs gSa] blfy, bl laLFkk dk lEeku djuk fdlh Hkh yksdra= leFkZd ds fy, t:jh gSA vUuk vkSj muds leFkZksa ds oDrO; T;knk ls T;knk rh[ks vkSj mxz gksrs tk jgs Fks vkSj mudk joS;k yxkrkj l[r gksrk tk jgk Fkk] blls Hkh ns’k dh turk [kq’k ugha FkhA
ge dg ldrs gSa fd jkeyhyk eSnku esa mUgksus tks tu&leFkZu tqVk;k Fkk] og vc fc[kj pqdk gS vkSj vxj Vhe vUuk dks fQj ls turk dk leFkZu ikuk gS] rks mls T;knk la;e o fouez gksuk oM+sxk vkSj miuh vxyh j.kuhfr T;knk lko/kkuh ls cukuh gksxhA
ewy fnDdr ;g gS fd u vUuk gtkjs vkSj u gh muds lkfFk;ksa ds ikl cM+k vkanksyu pykus dk vuqHko gS] u dHkh mUgsa bruk O;kid tu&leFkZu igys feyk FkkA vUuk dk dk;Z{ks= viuk xkao jgk gS] T;knk ls T;knk og Hkz"Vkpkj ds eqn~ns ij eqcabZ dh jkT; ljdkj ls Vdjk, gSaA Vhe vUuk ds vU; lnL; NksVh&eksVh laLFkk,a pykrs jgs gSa] ftuesa mudk lkeuk fo’kky tulewg ls ugha gqvk gSA
vkanksyu dks xSj&jktuhfrd ?kksf"kr djus ds ckotwn jktuhfrd i{kikr Hkh lkQ fn[kkbZ iM+rk gSA bl rjg ds vkanksyuksa dh lekt dks t:jr gS] D;ksafd muls yksdra= etcwr gksrk gSA ij ,slk rHkh gksxk] tc ;s vkanksyu lalnh; jktuhfr ds iwjd cusa] ,d lekukarj ra= cukus dk Hkze u ikysaA
;wa Hkh yksdiky ds fy, vkanksyu dks ,d gn ls T;knk [khapuk eksgHkax dks gh tUe nsxk] D;ksafd flQZ yksdiky dk gksuk Hkz"Vkpkj ds [kkRes dk funku ugha gSA
lkoZtfud thou esa 'kq)rk ds fy, vusd Lrjksa ij dksf’k’ka djuh gksaxh vkSj bu dksf’k’kksa esa jktuhfrd ra= ls flQZ Vdjko ugha] lg;ksx dh Hkh ljdkj gksxhA
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