Sir. I think maybe I speak for a small but valid percentage of India when I say couldn’t care less what the congress did anymore. Let it go. India moved on. They are not in power for their deeds. We did jokes about them for years, we booed them at the commonwealth games, they were a punch line on this platform for years, they got voted out. That’s life. These kids giving exams don’t even remember a congress govt. Questions can only be asked of those in power. That’s not being selective, it’s just called living in the present. No one dealing with a paper leak cares about BJP/Congress or Hindu/Muslim or any partisan bullshit. They’re worried about the future.
Mr. Das, paper leaks are not a new wound — they are an old infection. What’s disappointing is that this regime had both the mandate and the opportunity to cauterise it, yet it has occurred four times on their watch.
I am not here to play the blame game. Sixty years of the previous dispensation left a trail of institutional rot — Bihar, unfortunately, was often its epicentre.
But accountability cannot be selective. It must be equal, consistent, and without exception — regardless of which era or which party stands accused.