Thursday, October 3, 2013
What's Happening...: Three important issues for India and it's people.
What's Happening...: Three important issues for India and it's people.: Great Victory for people of India. Convicted(over 2 years punishment) politicians can't fight Elections now. Still I feel in near futur...
Three important issues for India and it's people.
Great Victory for people of India. Convicted(over 2 years punishment) politicians can't fight Elections now. Still I feel in near future attempts will be again made by some way to allow convicted criminal politicians to contest elections. If doesn't happen well very nice.
Indians should note and realise that there are few many more critical issues which will help the way our country is governed in big way :
1. Political parties should be covered by RTI.
The Supreme Court's ruling will help in reducing influence of criminal politicians on Politics.
Now also important is to reduce impact of Money Power on Politics. For that to happen Political parties have to be covered under RTI Act. People will know source of crores of money coming into party fund and also if it'c being spent by them in any wrong manner during campaigning and elections, which we all know is common.
Public will know if these parties are following election related terms & conditions set by Election Commission.
CEC should monitor their financial books and act strictly on it in fearless manner.
So Public pressure and CEC should help in reducing impact pf money power in Elections.
2. Collegium system of appointing SC judges should be protected & continued.
IF Mr Sibbal and other leaders feel it's not very good then changes in it's working should be deliberated with the involvement of MP's & senior reputed judges. Drastically changing it with a completely new system where politicians have more control in appointment of SC judges is WRONG.
All Indians should realise that today Convicted Politicians cann't continue on their seat or contest elections. This great change was initiated by Supreme Court in their ruling. The politicians fought hard to negate it by bill/ordinance. Rest is History.
Unlike CBI, Supreme Court is working in quite free and fair manner. And for that to continue all of must try and ensure that Parliament doesn't implement a new system where Government has control on the selection of Supreme Court judges.
Indians should note and realise that there are few many more critical issues which will help the way our country is governed in big way :
1. Political parties should be covered by RTI.
The Supreme Court's ruling will help in reducing influence of criminal politicians on Politics.
Now also important is to reduce impact of Money Power on Politics. For that to happen Political parties have to be covered under RTI Act. People will know source of crores of money coming into party fund and also if it'c being spent by them in any wrong manner during campaigning and elections, which we all know is common.
Public will know if these parties are following election related terms & conditions set by Election Commission.
CEC should monitor their financial books and act strictly on it in fearless manner.
So Public pressure and CEC should help in reducing impact pf money power in Elections.
2. Collegium system of appointing SC judges should be protected & continued.
IF Mr Sibbal and other leaders feel it's not very good then changes in it's working should be deliberated with the involvement of MP's & senior reputed judges. Drastically changing it with a completely new system where politicians have more control in appointment of SC judges is WRONG.
All Indians should realise that today Convicted Politicians cann't continue on their seat or contest elections. This great change was initiated by Supreme Court in their ruling. The politicians fought hard to negate it by bill/ordinance. Rest is History.
Unlike CBI, Supreme Court is working in quite free and fair manner. And for that to continue all of must try and ensure that Parliament doesn't implement a new system where Government has control on the selection of Supreme Court judges.
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