In order to make McCluskiegunj a corruption free town, people are awakening and raising their voices against corruption. People in the Gunj have got more civilized and literate in comparison to the years during the British rule and even decades after Indian Independence.
I was shocked when I overheard a group of people who were discussing about BPL and APL cards last night while I was returning home from Dhurwa More. I heard someone say that they were asked to pay twelve hundred rupees for making a card (probably they were talking about the BPL cards or ration cards because these people seemed to be BPL).
People are now more aware of their rights. They also sound the alarm if they notice any illegal activity. I've seen things for my self and have wondered about them. For instance, during the distribution of rations to the BPL card holders, I've seen cars, vans and two wheelers come at the distributor's place of distribution to load up and take away monthly stock. BPL cards are issued to APL residents too it SEEMS.
APL citizens who are cheating should not cheat the government in any way. After all we are all Indian brothers and sisters and we ought to help our country get stronger financially and socially. We must see that the money spent by the government for the poor goes to the poor. We must know who is more deserving.
Indira Aawaas was sanctioned to quite a no. of people here and in this scenario each person received nearly five to ten thousand rupees less than the actual amount sanctioned. Who digested the money snatched from the poor?
