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Wednesday, April 28, 2010

The Rot Within


Corruption stories abound. No area of public life has been spared. Ketan Desai, Chairman of Medical Council of India (MCI) was recently caught for accepting 2,00,00,000 from a Punjab based medical college for allowing medical seats.

If MCI takes bribes for allowing medical seats, what is wrong with Medical colleges asking for huge fees and accepting bribes?

If Ketan Desai is accepting bribes, I am sure he must have paid a handsome amount to land the appointment as head of MCI in the first place.

The question is who appointed him as president of MCI?

If India has to make progress, the rot within has to be stemmed. Because corruption allows those with money and without any merit to corner opportunities and those with merit are deprived of those opportunities.
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