Dear MEL School’s Topic Readers,
India's Delhi
government launches anti-corruption helpline
Bribe takers must
be feared by this helpline. It is designed and designated to set up sting
operations to catch and arrest those who have long been demanding money for
favor from ordicnary citizens.
Corruption is a
major problem in India, though it isn’t unique to this subcontinent. It is a
common practice in most of the developing countries, not to mention China,
which is no longer regarded as “developing country.”
This problem seems
to be serious enough for a newly formed party that pledged to fight against
corruption to win 40% of the seats in last month's Delhi elections. Because of
the public support in the capital’s election and overwhelmingly positive reaction
to this helpline, the party is now seeking to contest the national elections
which are expected to take place in this spring.
Enjoy reading and
learning about the heated anti-corruption move in a hot country.
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