What to do when everyone execpt you, is corrupt?

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  raj87verma88

  You see Biggie, this is a kind of Catch-22 situation. There is neither any correct answer nor there is a wrong answer. Furthermore the answer is not limited to the two choices which you have provided.
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  Ashraf HZ

  Usually, what is usually done to speed up a process is persistence. You keep on calling the people in charge of a process, and eventually they will do what they are supposed to do and pass it on.
  
  If they really dont want to do what they are supposed to do according to procedures, then you have the right to report it. I'd check what the proper time it takes to process (sans "favors" and "bureaucracy"), and head over to the anti corruption agency 😉
  
  I'll never bribe. That'll just encourage more cronyism.
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  shalini_goel14

  If you have patience of 1 year for getting your work done. No harm in doing that but I don't think so it will be done even then also 😉. So better get your work done right now within 2 days by paying money/bribe to them(if and only if your work is urgent) but yes most important don't forget to complain about them to higher-ups and right person. If you will not speak, this process will keep on continuing and other people like you will keep on suffering.
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  Haha!
  
  @ Shalini: So you are saying, bribe first and the complain to the anti-corruption agency? Then go behind the bars? Come on! 😁
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  MaRo

  Feed the corrupt...
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  shalini_goel14

  The_Big_K

  Haha!
  
  @ Shalini: So you are saying, bribe first and the complain to the anti-corruption agency? Then go behind the bars? Come on! 😁

  No you tell anti-corruption agency also that you gave him bribe just to get your work done. Anti-corruption agency will not put you behind the bars. They understand the situation.
  
  

  MaRo

  Feed the corrupt...

  Maro,
  Do you lie in the category of those corrupted people?
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  MaRo

  @shalini - No and don't like to be, but this is how all government officers work, we have to keep paying to make our work done & we haven't an 'anti-corruption agency'.
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  shalini_goel14

  MaRo

  @shalini - No and don't like to be, but this is how all government officers work, we have to keep paying to make our work done & we haven't an 'anti-corruption agency'.

  Good, Don't ever try to be 😉. Exactly this is the problem we all face.
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  durga ch

  I believe to beat them first be with them. when i am not among them ( ability to authorise / dictate) or discharge equal power) I would rather prefer diverting my efforts towards other officials rather than wastign my time money and efforts on them.
  
  Luckily i have not faced the people who have demanded bribe but i would rather prefer not bribing to get my work done.
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  Saandeep Sreerambatla

  i am strictly against corruption , what ever the position may be i dont feed anyone even if the work is left undone i dont care , seems ironic but i follow this one.
  had faced many problems but living with it ,i can say proudly that this is the only good habit i have in life .. so far 😉
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  Seanv

  Alright, honestly, I've fed the corrupt. Its easy to say things when you're not actually faced with the situation... For example, lets say that someone you care a lot for accidentally cut themselves while chopping vegetables... You immediately take them to the nearest doctor, and the doctor refuses to do anything saying that the police have to be informed. However, if you paid him, he would treat that person as its an emergency. You don't have time to go anywhere else because the cut is very deep. You can't stop the bleeding. Its a choice between feeding corruption and risking that person's life. What would you do then?
  
  I say, to hell with it, I'd pay and get what I want. We cannot do much about corruption, its gotta be the government. If I were the person that Biggie described, I'd go to a psychiatrist and ask for help to deal with it 😛 ... Corruption, may seem bad.. but you should look at the other side.. some government officials (clerks etc..) barely get enough money to get through the month. Why would they pass off an opportunity to make a little more money? Ok.. I shall stop before this becomes an essay 😐
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  @ Seanv: I agree to your point.
  
  At what stage should one say 'NO' to corruption?
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  Seanv

  In my opinion, Corruption will only disappear if we decide not to be corrupt ourselves. Its up to the new officers/employees to take that stand. If you notice, you're faced with corrupt officials only when you absolutely need them. For example, earlier if you had to get a BSNL phone connection quickly, you had to pay people... But when companies like Airtel started providing landline connections, the officials at BSNL had no choice but make sure that they provide good services, else people would go elsewhere. Competition is the key...
  
  Say NO to corruption when you have other options. That is all a normal person can do. But when we deal with government bodies, like the police, courts, passport offices, etc... there is no other option, at which point, we just have to bite our lips and pay to get our work done...
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  sauravgoswami

  well its we the poeple who are cause of curruption,no one wants to wait in a que,everyone wants to make money no matter how,and everyone wants to better others.I havent seen a father handing over his son for drunk driving,instead he will bribe the authorities to make his name clear,now who is currupt here!!!
  Dont blame anyone else than yourselves!!! set a example and others will follow!!!!
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  Ashraf HZ

  Just like the debate with education, any change must be simultaneous.
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  sauravgoswami

  Agreed!!! but the question is who will do first!!!
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  shalini_goel14

  Seanv

  Alright, honestly, I've fed the corrupt. Its easy to say things when you're not actually faced with the situation... For example, lets say that someone you care a lot for accidentally cut themselves while chopping vegetables... You immediately take them to the nearest doctor, and the doctor refuses to do anything saying that the police have to be informed. However, if you paid him, he would treat that person as its an emergency. You don't have time to go anywhere else because the cut is very deep. You can't stop the bleeding. Its a choice between feeding corruption and risking that person's life. What would you do then?
  
  I say, to hell with it, I'd pay and get what I want. We cannot do much about corruption, its gotta be the government. If I were the person that Biggie described, I'd go to a psychiatrist and ask for help to deal with it 😛 ... Corruption, may seem bad.. but you should look at the other side.. some government officials (clerks etc..) barely get enough money to get through the month. Why would they pass off an opportunity to make a little more money? Ok.. I shall stop before this becomes an essay 😐

  
  Good reality told but you know what Mr Seanv these corrupt people make use of our such helpless state only. If we people never create such situations before them an think of other ways for getting our work instead of only depending on them then I guess situation can improve, they have no option left then right?
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  Saandeep Sreerambatla

  Life going problems as some one explained rite we need to feed the corrupt but i never faced it , once my friend had a very deep cut on her hand but the doctors did the first aid to stop bleeding then we went to police to inform and she is quite safe now..
  
  and to biggies question when can we say NO to corruption its obviously "Always" i mean 99 percent if someone is dying i cant stick to my rules thats for sure but mostly we should never take any chance to feed and to make the works happen easily this causes the corruption.