Commonwealth-games-vs-corruption

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INFLUENCE OF POLITICS ON NATIONAL ECONOMY OF INDIA BY:-LALIT SAINI

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Commonwealth games Delhi 2010 Participation by 71 countries. Around 2000 staff & 18000 volunteers. 12 days of sports & events. Massive security arrangement.

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Around rupees 12 billion allocated to develop infrastructure. 20 cities being developed as tourist destination. Two million foreign tourists and 3.5 million domestic tourists to arrive in Delhi. The Games village is spread over an area of 63.5 hectares.

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Aspects of Corruption Who is corrupted ? How are they corrupted ?

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Who is corrupted ? Underpaid Unappreciated Underpromoted Greedy How are they corrupted ? Buy my material and I’ll give you a percentage . Make a policy decision in my favour . Don’t offer contracts to open competition .

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Facts of corruption In county like INDIA where 7 rupees spend by government only 1 rupee reaches a common man. So you can well imagine how much money really has been spend on games,where the budget is Rs 30,000 crore.

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Doubts Is money spent on development ??? Is Rs 16,560 crore spent on renovation of stadium. Is Rs 18,000 crore spent on DTC bus service. Is Rs 3,000 crore spent on extention of metro. Is Rs 3,700 crore spent on flyover and bridges. Is Rs 650 crore spent on street scarping.

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CAUSES OF CORRUPTION IN INDIA Administrative delays Excessive burden of regulatory functions on government Government officials vested with personal discretion Complex procedures in matters of importance to citizens As identified by Santhanam Committee

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CAUSES contd… As identified by Scholarly Literature Political patronage. Corruption in the political leadership Administrative labyrinth. Cumbersome and dilatory administrative procedures Lack of punishment. Corruption cases handled in a casual and clumsy manner Social environment. Corruption accepted in the social psyche and behavior

Few Recent example of corruption case in india : 

Few Recent example of corruption case in india Corruption in common wealth game 2010 MCI boss ketan desai arrested on corruption charges CBI Finds IIT,NIT profs in AICTES scam AICTE Corruption chairman was found guilty AIR india’s officer was arrested o corruption charges

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Corruption due to Commonwealth games Renovation of Jawarharlal Nehru stadium incurred Rs 961 crore, on the other hand renovation at Ferozshah kotla stadium incurred only 85crore WHY there is so difference ???

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Other stadium Renovation of Indira Gandhi stadium incurred Rs 669 crore . Renovation of Dhyan Chand Hockey stadium incurred Rs 262 crore .

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DTC bus service Rs 18,000 crore spent on DTC bus service . Delhi government purchase one bus for 60 lakh , but the original price of same bus is 40 lakh.

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Delhi metro At the time of games , delhi government has spent Rs 3,000 crore for extention of metro . Delhi government spent Rs 10 lakh/ per pillar but its actual cost is 7 lakh/ per pillar.

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Bad effects of corruption in commonwealth games Corruption in commonwealth games has adversely affected the country’s image.

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Comments against commonwealth games India is developing nation , there is lot of poverty unemployment, cities are not fully developed, not have proper roads, transportation problem, lots and lots of corruption etc . India should not have hosted the commonwealth games .

OTHER EFFECTS OF CORRUPTION : 

OTHER EFFECTS OF CORRUPTION Corruption makes the whole system handicap Corruption in india has wings not wheel Undermines economics development of the nation In the private sector, it increases the best of business Creates unhealthy climates for investment

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Recommendations It is the duty of government to do something With great sense of urgency , to arrest this trend of decay , at least for the sake of future generations of India .

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INITIATIVES TO CURB CORRUPTION Right to Information Act, 2005 Government Whistleblower Resolution National e-Governance Plan, May 2006 Transparency Efforts in Public Procurement Integrity pact between government department and each bidder E-procurement, listed as initiatives under National e–Governance Plan CVC guidelines Preventive Vigilance in Public Procurement Defence Procurement Policy

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