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Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Corruption cannot be checked by pointing finger at others: Congress (I)

Congress (I) has lashed out at Mayawati government for ever increasing and all time high corruption in the state of Uttar Pradesh. People have been baffled why corruption is not coming down while Mayawati has been claiming that her government is taking serious action against corruption cases. Congress (I) has pointed out that Mayawati has only been talking about corruption but has not done anything to actually control it much less root it out. If court pronounces judgment against her minister or UP Lokayukta indicts a BSP legislator, then Mayawati has no option but to remove or drop that tainted person. But that is not enough by any standard. Nothing has been done further to ensure that such corrupt cases do not happen again. Thus corruption cannot be checked simply by pointing finger at others. What is required is sincere efforts to control corruption cases which Mayawati has never undertaken, said Congress (I).
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Congress accuses Mayawati of embezzling funds

With glaring figures of corruption in implementing welfare schemes run by the centre, the state of Uttar Pradesh has been plagued by its ruling Mayawati government. The Indian National Congress has accused Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati of embezzling rural employment and welfare scheme funds.
Party spokesperson Abhishek Manu Singhvi said Mayawati and her administration are holding press conferences as a symbol of guilt regarding grave charges of embezzlement of funds in relation to the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA).
"The Uttar Pradesh administration is also protesting too much, indeed protesting as a symbol of guilt, regarding the very grave charges of embezzlement and siphoning in relation to MGNREGA. It is no point holding press conferences to tell you that the union Minister's letter reached the press first and the chief minister later," said Singhvi.
The state government has got to answer a lot of questions. Only time will tell how well and in what way those are answered. The pitiable state of social welfare schemes is a dismay of fragile political will.
This article is posted by pressbrief.in
