Whispers Forum

Many top level bureaucrats get extensions again and again as if nobody cannot be equal to them in performance. All these bureaucrats performed as per the whims and fancies of the ruling governments. During the BRS regime nearly 15 retired bureaucrats got extensions again and again with fancy designations getting perks equivalent to ministers. This should be stopped and many young efficient persons in the respective fields are available. In Telangana , the new elected Government came to know that almost every body's top persons' phones were tapped ,even including judges. All these fallacies are due to unreasonable extensions of retired bureaucrats.
RAJOLU RAMAM

In a country where, unfortunately, horrendous crimes against women continue to shock the conscience of the nation repeatedly, the matter of "marital rape" is taking centre stage of discourse. This is a case of misplaced priorities. What is needed is to ensure that crimes against women are punished quickly and severely, rather than seeking to clog an already strained judicial system which is groaning under pending caseload of crores of cases by creating new needless classes of offences by blindly aping the west disregarding Indian society which will do nothing but destroy the institution of marriage by giving a handle to any spouse who is temporarily disgruntled for any reason to file criminal cases and enhance the opportunity to the unscrupulous in the police to misuse such law for corruption.
V K Reddy

The Central government on the recommendation of the Supreme Court promotes and transfers judges of High Courts. There are some glaring cases where Judges are promoted for a few days and transferred to another State. In such cases, the public and the respective Court hardly gain. He/ she is left with little time to implement his vision in the respective Court. Further, the individual Judge is also disturbed especially when he/ she is left with only a few days for superannuation. Since there appears to be opaqueness in this system and burden on exchequer in paying transfer allowances as also arranging protocol for honourable judges/ chief justices of High Courts, this needs a review. In the government policy governing promotion and transfer matters, the officer is adjusted at the same office or station, as far as possible, if superannuation period is short. The views may not be construed as affront to the judiciary but are only observations of a citizen of this country.
Raj Kumar Thakur