Why they talk too much?
After a landslide victory in December 2009 election, the present government has spent two years in office. One of the main reasons behind this victory was the immense corruption of the BNP-led 4 party alliance, of which the countrymen were informed by the media and some other watchdog organizations like TIB. When the AL-led grand alliance spoke against corruption before the election, we thought they would really do something to eradicate corruption. But of late, comments of some ministers of the government regarding TIB's annual report have raised a question in my mind whether they really want to do anything to curb corruption. Why are they (some ministers who seemingly want to be jack of all trades) so eager to talk to media about each and every issue?
If the government finds any travesty of truth in TIB's report, they should face it legally, not by absurd comments which only annoy the common people. I think when any government declines to hear anything against their regime, it obviously proves their failure.
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