Benefits of laws for 5%, misuse of laws against 95%

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Rajkumar Singh | August 4, 2012



So much exercise is being done for the Lokpal Bill and to educate the people about the usefulness of RTI power, but if the common understanding of having a power to have a SAY in the election and selection of the politicians or candidates are not there, any other ACT will be for only self-aggrandisement to play, "DIVIDE and RULE", Comments for and against, Like and Dislike, throughout our troublesome journey of life, where only handful 5% of the 120 crore population will be deformed, corrupted and benefited under the guise of reforming the 104 crore citizens of our country!

Debates are held or conducted to divide the people (similar to the clarifications or statements given against and for the accusations, allegations, etc., of anyone), and it is never in the interest of the public, but the vested interests of the conductors and the participants of the debates!

Most of the laws, bills, or RTI Act is in the public interest, but it is becoming a tool for the vested interests only.

We have to plan a strategy which benefits the remaining 95% also without wasting time for any other acts which are going to benefit only 5% of the
public!

WAKE UP! JAAGO DUNIYA, JAAGO! Now or NEVER!

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