COME Christmas, Santa won’t visit Russian bureaucrats’ homes! Had Russians celebrated Diwali, there would have been no mithai packets during the coming festive season.
In fact, Kremlin has sought to ban gifts for bureaucrats totally and even decided to follow strict rules of seizing assets of bureaucrats as a part of its new move weed out corruption.
Currently, accepting a gift upto 3,000 rubles ($100, or Rs 4400) is allowed under the civil codes. But now, Kremlin spokesman Alexei Pavlov confirmed that Kremlin chief of staff Sergei Naryshkin had ordered the justice ministry to draft a new law by June end to ban gifts for civil servants altogether, Moscow Times reported. In India
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Sanjay Kumar Panda, a 1980 batch IAS officer hailing from Cuttack
Thanks to Kremlin , when it will implement in INDIA ?
ReplyDeleteShameless people have now started accepting expensive and favorite gifts even in their office chambers in Delhi, some direct them to deliver at their residences. It is high time that Union and State governments in India promulgate and enforce a strict code on Civil Servants in India.
ReplyDeleteThat's bad thing for any festival mithai are consider to be auspicious and people should not make a trend of costly and expensive gifts, they can find very special gifts in affordable price also.
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