Anil ji,

DGP HAS NOT SUDDENLY BECOME WISE.. He was always wise more wiser than you and me because fools are not supposed to be selected as a member of IAS or IPS or similar services. The facts remains that the service rules framed by the Goverment does not allow an in service officer to criticise or speak contrary to the machineries of the Governmant hence he could not tell what he wanted. Moreover,now when he is free after his retirement he  can not restrained to write which he felt provided he had not been administered with the oath of secrecy. When we can bear a lot of uneducated politicians, why we should averse to some one else? Morality and conscience are always with every person. Some are out spoken and suffer, the wise keep it dormant and make their way like water in every situation. Those who have a dead conscience repair their fortune. It is up to us to decide who fell within whcih category.

 Those who seek the cover of retirement to speak the wrongs done during their service period are cowards. It is better to keep quiet if they had no guts to take action while in service or service rule prevented them from doing so. 

They take the oath of allegiance to the Constitution not to the political masters or the corrupt system.

 Catch and imprison the innocent, let go the guilty.

If the DIG discharges his duties as per law ( he need not comment ro criticise or not to act against Government) that is enough. After retirement he can speak morals or tell stories no problem. When a innocent life's spoils, naturally he will revolt against the Government and law.

There is a famous quote that" "Unless you are prepared to suffer, you cannot fight successfully, because the world is filled with cowards who want the heroes to die for them.” and " The dead cannot cry out for justice; it is a duty of the living to do so for them". Not only the DGP, we have also failed as a citizen of India in discharging our duties towards the society. We have fundamental duties also but when we speak, we always speak of fundemental rights. We have no right to blame Governance, if we do not take even one step to improve it. Advocates are the powerful fraternity of the Society. But most of us  either lack courage to step forward or wait for the clients to approach us for a public cause. Why the poor DGP should be targetted for our hate and scorn. Target them who use to take salute from him.

 I quote :

1. One drop of lemon makes milk rancid. This drop cannot make the sea of milk rancid.

2. One dead fish makes the whole pond dirty. Fish live in ponds and yet don't make it dirty.

Which one of these you like?

Bhatia, an IAS officer of Maharashtra Cadre chose to be upright. Perhaps he was bugged by morality and honesty. Before joining IAS etc. they all talk of serving the country. Bhatia thought of serving a little more. He had not reckoned with political masters.

In 30 years of service, he was transferred 26 times.

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