The French Revolution took place in 1889 AD. There were many reasons behind this, history is its direct witness.
The French country fell. Because there was filth inside. But there is an ancient proverb of hatred against him. The longer a man neglects to fight evil, the harder it will be to defeat him, and the less time it will take. ”
- Romain Bonald
Let me tell you a story:
Once upon a time a man planted a thorny bush in the street despite repeated warnings from a neighbor. As it grew, it began to hit passers-by. Every time someone started urging the man to remove the bush, he started postponing the removal for the next day. Then suddenly one day the man himself was injured by the thorns of the bush and his body started bleeding.
Then the man wanted to get rid of the thorny bush. But then he is helpless, because the bush has taken on such a large size. That it was not possible to eradicate it. More manpower is needed.
According to the meaning of the above story, if the evil force cannot be destroyed in the beginning, it becomes stronger and its opposing force becomes weaker than that. Then it became very difficult to get rid of him.
The story of the thorny bush is like the story of the increase of corruption in the society. Someone, like a thorny bush, is in some way responsible for sowing the seeds of corruption. Many of us as citizens tend to ignore the tiny seedlings of corruption like the man in the story. Eventually it turns into a big thorny bush endangering our good energy and we become helpless. Evil is the cause of our destruction until the seeds of evil are destroyed.
Contamination:
The evil desire to exploit the unfortunate, the vulnerable and the weak is defilement. The heartless severity of corruption often results in deceptive planning. In a corrupt society, law is like a spider's web. The weak and the poor are trapped in this net. But only the rich and powerful can break this net.
Repressed filth is the equivalent of cancer, a disease that ultimately destroys the order of society from the inside out, often causing enormity of problems and a weak mindset. The idea of this mentality is that corruption is permanent in society. People prove the presence of pollution as a 'regional phenomenon'. So far no society has been able to achieve the 24th degree of purity of honesty and justice.
If so, how can we ignore the difference between 22 and 8 ratis? So is corruption a rule that is exceptional? In a corrupt society government, status is created for the people. In a just society, people are selected for positions in government.
Let me tell you a story:
Once a minister from a corrupt third world country went abroad at the personal invitation of a minister from another country. He was surprised at the red carpet reception. After a while, the minister asked his controller, 'How did you arrange such a costly reception?'
The host took the minister to the window and pointed to the river, saying, "Can you see the river?"
When the answer was' yes', the invitee asked again, 'Can you see a bridge over the river? This time too, the answer was yes. The minister said, 10 percent.
The following year the minister of the third world country invited his similar minister to his own country. And gave him a lavish reception. The minister asked in surprise. "How did you arrange such a rich reception without the help of the state?"
The minister smiled and took his astonished guest to the window and said, "Do you see a river?" When the ‘yes-meaning’ answer was found, he asked again, ‘Can you see a pool on the river?
Then the 'no' meaning was found. This time the minister said, "100 percent." When people see inhumane behavior in a polluted society, they wonder, 'Is this the creation of the world or the creation of Satan?'
Corrupt democracy is the reign of rogues. They continue to run the country unmoved by intimidating honest citizens. A corrupt government is nothing but organized crime. When a corrupt government official says, 'I have come here to help as a government official.' Then you must understand that danger has come upon you. Government officials are considered 'servants of the people'; But the nature of their work reminds them that the public has become a servant of corruption.
The stability of government depends on the performance of duties faithfully by the citizens. The neglect of the duties of the citizens and the presence of unethical officials in government offices, however, have made the government potentially corrupt. The corrupt system creates laws that are against the public interest and supportive of the self-interest.
The most important thing is that corrupt and incompetent people are appointed to positions of power. As a result, public money is wasted and the rights of citizens are violated. When the government itself breaks the law, then there is hatred towards the law in the society
Money earned in a way that degrades values becomes a criterion of rank and honor. The topic of discussion here is not fragmented corruption. The subject of discussion is the whole system which has become polluted and poisoned the life of the citizens, when corruption becomes the way of life, it loses the significance of freedom.


