It is because the total system is a sum of the individual contributions. When
you question the total system, you actually try to diffuse the responsility and
individual accountability. It is like waiting for somebody to remove the mystic
'poisoned arrow' so that everything will be suddenly fine and dandy. Everybody
now a days seems to take this approach and find it easy to blame everything on
the GOA or GOI. Democracy is not a stat product, it is a dynamic system of the
people by the people and for the people. In this system if somebody think that
there is free cake, he or she is not doing his or her job. All officers should
be accountable to the public, and the public has a right to ask questions.
People will be asking more questions to more people, be they political officers
or public servants. We should encourage people to ask questions, that is the
basics of democracy. This writing is not to blame Rajkhowa in any way. We are
simply asking, if the political leaders did not allow him to the job, why he
did not resign. We need to change the Assamese Hobo Diok dysfunctional
democracy by questioning everybody in charge hard questions.
Moto is "If you cannot do the job, please give it to somebody else".
Rajen Barua
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From: mc mahant
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: assam@assamnet.org
Sent: Friday, November 17, 2006 11:09 AM
Subject: Re: [Assam] [asom] Assamese Fears and Saviours
Why are you all zeroing on to just one Bureaucrat?Poor chap is at least
repenting his wasted life and career.
Why not on to the total system of million loafers of Government who cannot
perform one bit. And on to DemoKrasy itself?
And onto the 1950 Indian Constitution- copied from other rubbish?
mm
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From: Ankur Bora <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: assamonline@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [asom] Assamese Fears and Saviours
Date: Thu, 16 Nov 2006 21:04:11 -0800 (PST)
We have a right to know what Mr. Rajkhowa did as the chief executive of the
state because he was a government servant. We pay our hard earn money as tax to
fill government exchanger and pay for the salary of the bureaucrats. So we have
every right to know how did they serve.
The question is , Mr. Rajkhowa inspite of enjoying all the government
privileged , did he make a significant change in people's life?
Ankur,
Austin, Texas
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