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Kya hua, kab hua, kyon hua, kidhar hua, kaise hua. Bas itna hi.
Tuesday, July 20, 2004
What's wrong with RAW?
What's wrong with RAW?
Politicians being politicians look after their interests first.
Then the interests of their family.
Then the interests of their relatives.
Then the interests of their friends.
Then the interests of their supporters.
The interests of their country comes last, if at all.
Even if we have laws to prevent R&AW from being used for political purposes, how would we enforce this?
There is no cure for the problems mentioned in this article which is a good one overall. I would have said parliamentry oversight could be one remedy but then I firmly believe in "you scratch my back and I scratch your's" when it comes to politicians. So a parliamentry committee is a no go.
Politicians being politicians look after their interests first.
Then the interests of their family.
Then the interests of their relatives.
Then the interests of their friends.
Then the interests of their supporters.
The interests of their country comes last, if at all.
Even if we have laws to prevent R&AW from being used for political purposes, how would we enforce this?
There is no cure for the problems mentioned in this article which is a good one overall. I would have said parliamentry oversight could be one remedy but then I firmly believe in "you scratch my back and I scratch your's" when it comes to politicians. So a parliamentry committee is a no go.
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