Corruption is innate in India's system of government because it fails to balance powers. When it came to prescribing powers, the Indian system got nothing right. On the other hand, the Indian system diminishes the powers of state governments, the organs closest to the people. Fundamentally, the Indian system cannot be responsible, for it breaks two basic tenets of the parliamentary form. The truth is that a system with a single centre of power and no oversight is a free-for-all for corruption.

Source: Huffington Post May 06, 2016 21:18 UTC