In last 3 days, Times Campaign 'Act against corruption', has witnessed
unprecedented support. Overall (since the campaign was started last month) more than 8.40 Lac people have already casted their vote, 30,000 plus readers have commented (highest ever on any article) and 21000 plus people have shared it on their respective FB pages from TOI.com. The statistics mentioned above do not include few more thousand comments & 'Likes' that we have received on TOI - FB page.
unprecedented support. Overall (since the campaign was started last month) more than 8.40 Lac people have already casted their vote, 30,000 plus readers have commented (highest ever on any article) and 21000 plus people have shared it on their respective FB pages from TOI.com. The statistics mentioned above do not include few more thousand comments & 'Likes' that we have received on TOI - FB page.
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The people of India are sick of corruption. Anna Hazare's Jantar Mantar fast, which got overwhleming public support, has not gone in vain. The latest government version of the proposed Lokpal Bill is certainly an improvement over the anemic bill drafted by the law ministry in December 2010, but the governemt is still not ready to go the whole hog. It wants to retain certain controls. This, unfortunately, may provide escape routes to the corrupt.
