Recently Team Anna has released a set of documents accusing 15 cabinet ministers of corruption along with basic documentary evidence. Watching what has been happening raises 2 important questions.
1. Are they right in blaming the PM ?
2. In the aftermath of the accusations why is the media focusing more on the differences in Team Anna rather than the a detailed analysis of the documents ?
Well the answer to the first question according to me is a resounding No. They have categorically said that they don't think the PM takes bribes but he is complicit when coming to reacting to corrupt activities and the 'coalgate' happened in a ministry directly under his supervision
The second question is really disturbing. Is there some kind of conspiracy behind this or is it just plain media sensationalism. Sometimes I think that the media must be under the payroll of the government they way they highlight the 'differences' rather than what the activists are actually trying to say.
1. Are they right in blaming the PM ?
2. In the aftermath of the accusations why is the media focusing more on the differences in Team Anna rather than the a detailed analysis of the documents ?
Well the answer to the first question according to me is a resounding No. They have categorically said that they don't think the PM takes bribes but he is complicit when coming to reacting to corrupt activities and the 'coalgate' happened in a ministry directly under his supervision
The second question is really disturbing. Is there some kind of conspiracy behind this or is it just plain media sensationalism. Sometimes I think that the media must be under the payroll of the government they way they highlight the 'differences' rather than what the activists are actually trying to say.
