Corruption

Corruption is a constant in society and occurs in all civilizations; however, it has only been in the past 20 years that this phenomenon has begun being seriously explored. It has many different shapes as well as many various effects, both on the economy and the society at large. Corruption is the mother of all evils. Favoritism and nepotism have taken deep roots in our society. There is corruption in the police force, in law and order, and even in the management of the Olympic Games. The infamous episode of match-fixing in cricket was also a case of corruption. Trade, commerce, industry, government and private sector, religion, and politics, all are in the grip of corruption. The distinction between right and wrong is disappearing from society. Pakistan is a developing country and a big victim of corruption. Everyone wants to become rich over right. Everyone wants his standard high and wants to avail all facilities in life. For this purpose, the salaries of the people are not enough. As a result, they use unfair means to earn more money.

 Corruption begins at home. Parents use baits to make children listen to them. Our politicians win elections by dint of money. They try all unfair means to collect money. When people in power indulge in corruption, the common man gets a kind of sanction. . To uproot corruption from society, a complete change of social and political system is necessary. There must be a strong system of accountability. Strict rules must be defined and hard punishments must be inflicted on those who are found involved in corruption. Merit policy should be observed strictly. There is a need to root out the causes of the corruption, it will be eradicated. The anti-corruption department should be made more effective. If we follow the Islamic system, we can get rid of all evil.