Today's Business Standard"s lead headline is Another corruption slur on UPA.
That, even as one case of graft after another is emerging from the woodwork. It is no more a shock, no more a scandal, and having become quite routine, even the newspaper's headline writer seems to have had his pen dulled.
A slur, among other things, is only a disparaging remark which hurts one's reputation. And what is the UPA's reputation? Breeder of corruption and protector of the tribe of the corrupt.
So, in a lighter vein, to say the UPA is not corrupt would be against its reputation.
If you read the entire story, you would see that it is, aptly, only a "latest controversy". Latest, yes, but only a controversy?
Words say a lot, don't they?
That, even as one case of graft after another is emerging from the woodwork. It is no more a shock, no more a scandal, and having become quite routine, even the newspaper's headline writer seems to have had his pen dulled.
A slur, among other things, is only a disparaging remark which hurts one's reputation. And what is the UPA's reputation? Breeder of corruption and protector of the tribe of the corrupt.
So, in a lighter vein, to say the UPA is not corrupt would be against its reputation.
If you read the entire story, you would see that it is, aptly, only a "latest controversy". Latest, yes, but only a controversy?
Words say a lot, don't they?
