Recent incidents from Delhi’s AI Summit security lapse to Rajasthan’s nursing recruitment controversy and Varanasi sewage crisis raise serious questions about governance, corruption, and infrastructure in India.
Recent events across India have sparked debate over security, corruption, and poor infrastructure. From a major tech summit in Delhi to sewage filled streets in Varanasi, these incidents have raised serious concerns about governance.
Security Lapse at AI Summit in Delhi:
The AI Impact Summit in Delhi was meant to showcase India’s growing strength in technology. Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw attended the event, which had strict security rules. Visitors were not allowed to carry laptops, cameras, or even water bottles inside the “sanitized” zone.
How Did Theft Happen in a High Security Area?
Despite tight security, reports claimed that a CEO’s stall was robbed of devices. This shocking incident has raised serious questions about how effective the security arrangements really were during the Prime Minister’s visit.
Rajasthan Nursing Recruitment Controversy:
In Rajasthan, a fresh controversy has emerged over nursing staff recruitment.
Were Government Jobs Sold for Money?
Reports suggest that a “recommendation list” linked to a BJP MLA influenced the hiring process. Allegations claim that jobs were sold for lakhs of rupees. If true, this directly challenges promises of “Zero Corruption” often made in political speeches.
₹65 Lakh Water Tank Fails in Uttar Pradesh:
Infrastructure quality in Uttar Pradesh is also under scrutiny. A water tank built for ₹65 lakh reportedly began leaking during its first water trial.
Poor Construction or Misuse of Public Funds?
The tank leaked like a fountain, raising concerns about engineering standards and possible misuse of public money.
Varanasi’s Sewage Problem:
Varanasi, also known as Kashi and represented in Parliament by Narendra Modi, was promised transformation into a Kyoto-style smart city.
Is the Dream of a Smart Kashi Fading?
However, recent visuals show residents walking through knee-deep sewage on city streets. The gap between promises and reality has become a serious talking point among citizens.
