India Hits No.1 Position In Corruption List.

From South Korea's presidential scandal to Malaysia's 1MDB fund, very few Asian nations have possessed the capacity to evade the spread of defilement. However, exactly how unavoidable is the issue over the landmass?

An 18-month long survey by Transparency International uncovers there is much work to be finished. Subsequent to conversing with more than 20,000 individuals in 16 nations, locales and regions in Asia Pacific, the report discovered more than one in four individuals have paid a bribe when using a public service.

While that measurement takes a gander at the whole area, the numbers for some individual nations are amazing-and propose debasement is profoundly established in regular daily existence.

Here are the five most corrupt countries by bribery rates, according to Transparency International.

·        India: 69% bribery rate

·        Vietnam: 65% bribery rate

·        Thailand: 41% bribery rate

·        Pakistan: 40% bribery rate

·        Myanmar: 40% bribery rate

Indians are famous for willingly paying bribes for things we are legally entitled to. This has been the result of our slave minded people for many decades. If only we picked up the phone to complain, as much as we pick it up to send stupid WhatsApp messages or check on some dumb shit, we’d be able to nip corruption and bribery in the bud, and straighten out the system.

Even with a very responsive government at the Centre, if we citizens don’t even care to report corruption, it’s hardly the government we should be blaming.

If you don’t have the number of your local vigilance department and that of your ward councilor on your phone, don’t even mention you being against corruption, please.

References: Forbes