Several months ago, I was recruited by a leading company in Ernakulam where I was asked to write on the topic "corruption". However, I could use my words nicely and luckly, I got through with the selection process. The recent incident that Sharat Pawar was slapped is ofcourse a slap on the indian politics for its corruption. This incident kept me thinking all these days and I thought to respond it through this blog although this is "not a timely response for a writer" according to my friends.
Corruption has always been a bad remark on the indian politics. A very funny part of this is that, perpahs, this is the time that corruption was questioned in a very bad manner. My personal thought is that physical harrassement should have been avoided. People can choose different options like protest which involves group of people and will be stronger. However, this incident could have been the sensational one happened in regards to corruption. People very close to the media let me know that Pawar is not the one who should be slapped and that many others are involved in corruption which is not notified by the people. At the end of the day, it should be admitted that " a slap is a slap"
