The Nation Survives on the Indian Military- Poor Political Leadership is Demeaning

Friends,
The portion below in Red sums up the people responsible most for the Government's bungling.
The IAS needs to be reigned in, otherwise it will ruin the future of the Nation. Our Bureaucracy is the worst in Asia as per a survey. What more proof is needed by the politicians to set up a commission to sort the IAS mess.
When we talk of poor Governance, it is primarily the IAS that we are referring to. They are never held responsible for any debacle. For 26/11 no IAS officer was hauled up where as it is they who denied the NSG required weapons, surveillance gadgets etc. In each war India has fought, our Armed Forces have been ill equipped as compared to our adversaries.
They can hold any appointment during service and after retirement. They cannot be proceeded against without Central Govt (IAS big wigs in Delhi), they get the most promotions and best pay packets (which are only a tip as compared to the perks they get and under hand money most of them make).
If India has to make double digit economic growth and corruption has to be brought down, wings of IAS must be clipped.
Harbhajan Singh
Lt Gen

To what depths can our babus sink to besmirch the name of an honest, bold, out-spoken Gen VK Singh? I lay this shameful episode at the doors of our babus. They control everything. Politicians are mere puppets. Yet when this whole sordid saga ends the babus will be not be held accountable !!!
Gp Capt VK Vidyadhar

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