India most corrupt country in Asia: Corruption rampant in education, healthcare, says report

As far as the fight against corruption is concerned, India is not optimistic for India, which is known as the most corrupt country in the Asia Pacific region. Forbes's report quoted a study by Transparency International as saying that nearly 7 out of 10 people have to bribe public services.

Transparency International is an NGO in Berlin against corruption and dialogues with about 22,000 people in 16 countries in the Asia Pacific region to understand the degree of corruption in this region. According to the report, India is still the most corrupt country in the region with a gift rate of 69%, but Japan is the least corrupt country with a bribery rate of 0.2%.

Surprisingly, it is reported that there is a high demand for Indian public education and bribery at medical facilities. The bribe rate of Indian education and health care departments is about 58% and 59% respectively. According to the report, the time for people to accept bribes is about the same as for police, identification cards and basic facilities.

It is noteworthy that the report found that India was more corrupt than Vietnam, Thailand, Pakistan and Myanmar. Vietnam has proven to be the second largest corrupt country with a bribery rate of 65%. Thailand's bribery rate is 41%, but Pakistan's bribery rate is 40%.

However, Indian people still wish the government is working hard to curb corruption in the right direction. According to Transparency International, 51% of Indians think that the government is doing excellent work for checking corruption. This has been proved to be the leaf of figs by the Narendra Modi government.

On the other hand, about 72% of the residents of Tariand have confidence in government anti-corruption activities. At the same time, only 45% of Pakistan believe their government can effectively control corruption. The investigation report pointed out that China has not asked this question.

This report also shows that socially disadvantaged people are threatened with corruption. 73% of the bribes paid in India come from low economic organizations, there is no option other than paying to avoid bribes or reducing its impact. However, the overall trend of economic categories and bribery rates across the Asia-Pacific region remains unbalanced.

According to the survey, people in India are currently fighting corruption and, as reported, I believe that 63% of Indians can fight corruption.

The Government of India is contaminated with scandals. According to "Corruption Corruption Report 2004" issued by Transparency International India, India is 55 of 106 corrupt countries. Corruption in India leads to promotion rather than prison. It is very difficult to catch big sharks. India's corruption has no wings. As the country grows, corruption also creates new ways to deceive the government and citizens. The timing of the election is when corruption reaches its peak. Employers of the Great Political Fund will comply with the high cost of the election and ultimately seek personal support. Bribery to buy influence politicians and bribery politicians to buy votes. In order to be elected, politicians give bribes that can not read and write poorly, they eat twice

A few months ago, according to a survey, the most corrupt country in Asia - you guessed it - India. We broke Thailand in third place to win the most popular championship and broke Vietnam in second place. The problem of corruption spreads here and spreads to every aspect of every institution, every social plan, the nervous system of our country. This is not only what I am saying but also cold and rigid facts and statistics to support these claims. There are people for you - 54% of the population of India accepts more than two-thirds of bribes and citizens when visiting public services and institutions. You can hone it at the Desi, or you can spend some time understanding how bad it is.

Corruption is a problem that adversely affects the economy of central, state and local government agencies in India. Not only did it recover the economy from new heights, the prevailing corruption has hindered the development of the country. According to a survey conducted by Transparency International in 2005, more than 92% of Indians have paid bribes to civil servants to complete their work. Transparency International reported in a survey conducted in 2008 that approximately 50% of Indians have direct bribery or contact information to access civil service.