Jan Lokpal bill and Government's Lokpal bill - What is the difference?

Recently, Government of India has introduced in the Parliament the Lokpal bill, to address the corruption issues. The activists of India Against Corruption movement do not accept this Lokpal bill, as it does not meet their expecations. They have also prepared a Jan Lokpal bill. Dr Bhavana Upadyaya, an activist of India Against Corruption movement, explains the important differences between the Government's bill and their Jan Lokpal bill.

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• lokpal
• jan lokpal
• government of india
• corruption
• parliament
• anna hazare
• bhavana upadyaya
• India against corruption
• IAC

[TheMacho357]

really good info now i understood what os the major difference

[muthushiv]

@hraulia0 In India, certain policies are not in place. in-fact there is no policy in place in many crucial issues. They were avoiding policies. There is no vigilance in the society. Look at the way our PMr and President were being chosen by Sonia Gandhi. Both of them were not elected, but hand picked. It is happening at the whims and fancies of one person. Another example is our biotechnology bill which hardly collected any information from the farmers of India on their problems.

[tamillion1]

i searched for info on this.. most of them are in hindi.. as tamil (sri lankan tamil) i have no clue what is is about.. now i understood... I really hope this bill will be passed soon.. and fight corruption..

[dhanavi]

Excellent Information with clarity

[hraulia0]

Lokpal Bill is nothing more than labor law disputes about how to manage the system.In fact,All the Government and Private sectors have policy and procedures in place for century.It is the will of office how to raise business of their department.Imposing personal instruction by Civil Society or Government makes no difference.Both versions shows no solution of corruption.It's funny how long Anna have been protesting and how much more time We people will make fool of ourselves.

[hraulia0]

This is totally ridiculous to hear the both version.It looks like labor laws dispute which labor boards already have in place from century.What is all these Lokpal conditions actually have been implemented office by office in the Governement and Private sector for century.Any private or Government office have unique policies in place.It is only matter of discrimination between If MR.A is being prosecuted and MR.B is being let go for same cause.

[pardeep2001]

gud information