Bleeding Wound
Dear Sir,
In this week's The Telegraph "Bleeding
wound." You have brought out a most burning topic of the time. What Mr. Deuba
accepted, so late, about the corrupt bureaucrats is very nice. He deserves congratulations
for being so brave. I hope he can gather some courage to do something about it. Press
must come forward to support Prime Minister and to shake these corrupt fellows to the
extent that they should feel naked while appearing in public. I am afraid our press could
do much better in this field than they have done to this day. Now I only wish that
some one give them the message that these corrupt bureaucrats who consider them self as
honorable citizens of Nepal are in fact the enemies of the nation. One could even brand
them as antinational. That is what a common average person thinks about them. In the
end I must add; "Whatever small number of honest bureaucrats we have we
must salute them." Not because they are honest but because they could stay, clean and
resist the temptations even after being surrounded by dirty fellow workers and
even dirtier political bosses.
Hikmat Bisht
Mahendranagar, Kanchanpur |
