Many people in Pakistan believe that much of the development and a significant portion of the operations allocations are lost due to bribery and other related illegal and unethical activities. The extreme poverty and lack of infrastructure and basic services in the rural areas of Sindh and Balochistan is in part fueled by bribery, influence peddling, extortion, and abuse of power. The people of Pakistan and the international donors must rise to the occasion and start pressuring the Pakistangovernment to curtail corruption and to improve governance. Failure to do so in a timely manner will continue to frustrate poor people and make them weary of the current democratic system and drive them to extremism.The underlying motive of corruption is to provide some one unfair advantage at the expense of either another individual entity (person or corporate) or a collective entity (country, province, city, community or company). In all cases, it is illegal, dishonest, and/or unethical. A bribe may be a cash payment or a gift item of considerable value.
EXAMPLES..........:
1): A policeman receiving money to drop charges against some one or receiving bribe from some one to arrest another person.
2):A military General receiving commission to be deposited in an overseas bank account to facilitate procurement of military equipment.
3): A contractor who uses sub-standard material in the construction of a large public project such a university building, a road by-pass, or a village road. An inspecting engineer who receives bribe to ignore the use defective material and/or workmanship and approves the project for payment.
4): Senior Managers of private company or a government autonomous entity that contrary to the commitments made to local people and/or provincial laws, hire much of their staff from their home provinces instead of offering jobs and on-the-job training opportunities to local people, even though local areas suffer a very high unemployment rate.
HOW TO STOP CORRUPTION:
In my point of view..............
charity begins at home............ so we should start writtng articles to stop it.

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