Revenue dept most corrupt, police comes next: Gujarat CM's candid admission


Ahmedabad, Dec 27 (PTI): Revenue department of the Gujarat government tops corruption in the state while the police department stood second, Chief Minister Vijay Rupani said in a candid admission Wednesday.

He also said it was a challenge to deal with the menace.

"Revenue department is infamous for being the most corrupt department in the state while police department comes second. It is a challenge to find a way to deal with it", the CM said while addressing a gathering here for distribution of 1,000 online NA (Non Agricultural) certificates to land owners.

Stating that "power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely", Rupani said his government was trying to eliminate corruption by introducing a system wherein the people can get permissions and certificates online.

From November this year, state revenue department introduced a system wherein land owners can apply online to get their agricultural land converted into non-agricultural land.

"There were days when the government employees and officials used to shy away from taking bribe, partly on moral grounds and partly out of fear, but today, there is a 360 degree change in that scenario", the BJP leader said.

Government employees now demand bribes without hesitation claiming that they have to take care of their family, Rupani underlined.

He said the best way to prevent corruption is to minimise the human interaction by bringing in a system to issue various permits and certificates online.

"It is necessary to see that people do not misuse their power. We want to implement a system to ensure greater transparency, something which appreciates honesty," he said.

In the next five years, we want to implement a system wherein people can get all permits or certificates, right from birth certificate to death certificate, by applying online, which will eliminate the need to visit offices physically, he said.

  

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  • G R PRABHUJI, Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 27 2018

    Time has come for Modiji to go back to Gujarat.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Dec 27 2018

    Gujarat is a Model State ...

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  • Nawaz, Udupi/ Kuwait

    Thu, Dec 27 2018

    Chawkidaar g daala damm ijji. 15 warsha khaali kurchid d kuldini. Malthini daal ijji.

    Independence dapagaddla rich aadithhina onj state n, yaane poora improve malthini pand d TV
    d dombarata malthini aathe.

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  • AUBB, India / Kuwait

    Thu, Dec 27 2018

    Here comes the "True Gujarat Model" Bhakths have been fooling with for so long.

    If the CM is serious, he should punish the guilty while he is still in power, and prove his true nature.

    Better leave sinking boat before it's too late.

    Jai Hind!!

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  • Nawaz, Udupi/ Kuwait

    Thu, Dec 27 2018

    He forgot/ skipped his own people from the list.

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  • Dinesh, Dubai

    Thu, Dec 27 2018

    Mittronnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn aur Andh Bhakt Jano......
    15 sall mein Chowkidar ne banaya hua Gujarath Model ka asli chehara deko .............. Main khudd khawoonga..... dusron ko bhi kane doonga.......................
    Feku Ullu Banaying....................!!!!

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  • Nawaz, Udupi/ Kuwait

    Thu, Dec 27 2018

    @Dinesh,

    May be he needs 50 more years. He could not even manage a already wealthy state; and bhakths call him statesman. Save our country from this statesman's so called master strokes.

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  • David Pais, Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 27 2018

    choukidaar ate da fence. corrupt rafale.

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Thu, Dec 27 2018

    Who headed these departments for more than 15 years in Gujarat?..
    Na kavoonga, na khane doonga...Joota Kahinka?

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  • David Pais, Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 27 2018

    lawyers, judges & c.a's?????????

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