Question Q13GS2GS2
Executive agencies, working as the watchdog against impropriety, are vital to act against the corrupt; however, pandering to vested interests may have the effect of turning the idea of rule of law on its head. Comment, with special reference to controversies associated with the enforcement of ED.
Main Body
justice and political principles.
3Reduce trust of people in the law enforcement agencies.
4Cascade evils of corruption, partisanship to other areas.
5Social apathy and increased nexus for illegitimate gains.
6Deterrence effect and operant conditioning reversed.
Way forward:
Constitutionalise it
More funds, functions and functionries
Civil courts powers to stature
Need of the hour is to ensure that executive agencies are transformed from 'puppet' to 'police' role.
73 words2 paragraphs3 bullet points
Conclusion
Need of the hour is to ensure that executive agencies are transformed from 'puppet' to 'police' role.
17 words
Diagram
Branching diagram showing Way forward with three options: Constitutionalise it, More funds/functions/functionries, Civil courts powers to stature
This is a continuation from previous page
Examiner score
0.7/10Open original scan
Page 29
Topper
Harsh Santosh Lodha
AIR 2612025
Subject & Paper
GS2GS2
Topic
Executive, Judiciary, Ministries and Pressure Groups
Enforcement Directorate Abuse
Pandering to Vested Interests
Writing Stats
90
Total words
2
Paragraphs
3
Bullets