Privatization will lead to Less Corruption

Well, guys our country was privatised in 1991. In one way, we can say that privatisation is a boon for our country. The companies that are under govt organisation are least bothered on the quality and quantity of the produce. Of Course, They are accountable to the Government but there is a chance of over invoicing and make more hidden profits which finally lead to the contagious disease corruption.

But in the case of privatisation, the private holders are much aware of their business and the burden of the loss or profit is wholly consumed by self. There are less chances for corruption under privatisation.

As the friend said, corruption is not depend on private or government but it totally depend on every individual, just I am adding one example we are usually catch the train for office or college. I have seen approx 70 % people are without ticket so this is also type of corruption but this is a private (individual).

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My point of view privatization will lead to less corruption but if we want to fully remove corruption then privatization is not a solution. I would like to give simple example. One shopkeeper has one worker. He sells food item and does not keep money inside box. There may be chance worker theft money. So, we should be removed chances of possibility. It is helpful to improve system because sometimes people doesn't wrong but situation created in front of him and they become wrong.

The only system is not responsible for corruption. We are also responsible so, it is important to change the mindset of people.

According to me privatization will eradicate corruption because it will reduce working area of an organisation.

People will focus on their development but indirectly it will make the country developed by increasing the per capital income.

Corruption will reduce compare to government sector because employee can go to the organisation CEO for their problem directly and its not a one year process.

Though privatisation includes more investments but it ensures quality.

NOT REALLY.

Corruption is a state of mind, there is no guarantee that privatization will lead to less corruption. Lets take the case of banking sector- there is less cases or reports of corruption in private banks not because people working in the private banks are the most sincere but because the share of private banks in the banking sector is much less when compared to that of public sector banks which leads to less cases of corruption or violations in the private sector banks.

Yes, because in government jobs many people depends on one government servant so the people wanted your work fast they give bribe to government.

I think it is not at all seems to be good to compare corruption and privatization. There are as many as employees also in public sector, and they are serving the society as maximum as they can. In this context, we must appreciate that kind of employees of public sector. If you consider privatization, in this also there is possibility of corruption.

Conclusion: It not matters whether it is privatization or not, the moral ethics that people follow makes a nation free of corruption.

Corruption is not a fault, it's default. To change the default things we should change the settings in our mobile phone like that to this default corruption we should change our mindset.

And the another thing is the government must take necessary steps like strict rules, spot punishment, heavy fine, transported to another country.

I totally disagree with this statement. Whether its private or government organisation none can help to remove corruption because people are mean and the corruption lies in their mind, they only see money and nothing else matters to them. As everyone knows the highest amount of corrupted people are politicians, they support others too in this corruption process, we can't deal with them although we want to. We cannot trust them and say so if government changes how can this be sure that the new one's are not corrupted. In my opinion if we want to reduce corruption it can't be removed in current we will have to change India's laws first. The only way to reduce or we can say remove corruption in future is that we will have to encourage moral values or education in various schools, colleges and business institutions so that we can have good human resources in future.

I think privatisation, as a term, has nothing to do with corruption. Corruption lies within the minds of the people. Privatising a sector, in no way, will lead to less corruption as it is something which people voluntarily accept and follow with selfish motives.

It can only be at least minimised if people start thinking about their country before themselves, keeping in view their moral ethics. This can be done by first educating people and making them more aware.

They should value their country's assets rather than exploiting them. So people, in general, have to be more conscious about their duties towards one's country, so as to minimise corruption.