Bureaucrat who speaks his mind

[@sanjatkumaracharya8422]

Excellent bureaucrat and precious insights into how to conduct oneself whether you are a public servant as civil service officer or as a politician. Golden words which can make life better for everyone and the country above all. Honesty, integrity and uprightness are hallmarks of Shri Anil Swaroop ji. Wishing him a long and peaceful life 💐👏🙏😊

[@sethuramanb]

An excellent interview . Very happy to hear an honest and upright IAS officer who is not only intelligent but was unafraid of speaking out his mind🙏

[@kirtikumarthaker9892]

But here also he is sufficiently guarded. May be he has, back of his his mind, fate of Lavasa!!

[@Thanos-u5f]

Lol why would Modi kill him for appreciating him If he's unafraid to die then he could speak against it

[@CHANDANSINGH-qd8vc]

What is the use of speaking out when he is retired ..we need some one like Edward Snowden who have courage to be accountable to people not to govt while being in office ..I work in govt set up and it is lut pat to full scale and drama of har ghar tiranga ...

[@sitarampradhan8488]

​@@CHANDANSINGH-qd8vcyou are also a lut pater.😂😂😂

[@finishgoogl7960]

ALL ias officers are thugs, corrupt, looters

[@whysoundmatters]

Mr. Swarup comes across as an honest, sincere, diligent and brave officer. Such gentlemen are required if we have to progress as a nation. Salute.

[@Pratap5281]

Have u guys noticed? How careful he is when he talks about the PM?😂

[@wanderingmystic6968]

He is smartly selling himself while concealing a lot of wrongs in the present dispensation

[@smritichiti2631]

Parakala prabhakaran is way to direct and genuine

[@smritichiti2631]

He is speaking in favour of pm......u will get retired seat man..its like all decision were made by bureaucrats and pm blindly accepted everything.....😅😅😅😅

[@nationalist7296]

I think whatever image Modi has but he has far better work than UPA. Obviously he could have done much more but considering overall eco system and mindset of Government Employees it is good work especially in Infra and ease of doing business But far less on Education quality and job creations

[@Pratap5281]

@@nationalist7296 I tend to believe your views on Modi's governance model but when u see in the context of the electoral bonds and the infra projects the whole growth story falls apart. I also believe that govt has done well in many sectors like in promotion of renewable energy and tourism, transport. But again we have to see their means through which they obtain the ends. Their means are illicit and illegal.

[@yajatsen2657]

We need more such upright and honest beauraecrats to come up and say what we need to do to clear the mess which we today find ourselves in it. Great bureaucrat.

[@rakshit8570]

We are in the best position in our history, all sectors are firing up, I dont know which economics you read, all time high digital payments, millions coming in tax bracket, oil bonds which were created by UPA are now paid, banks are at the best position from UPA govt when they are placed in emergency situation that they had to be monitored, from all time high NPA to lowest NPA in 2 decades. Only mess is in ur brain.

[@PULKITKAUL-great]

He is frustrated that never got post retirement benefits

[@avasaralabalasundaram1823]

You can really feel the grace in his face, satisfaction / happiness / joy in his expressions. Those you can not find from the faces of bureaucrats who surrenders every thing ( Individuality) (duty) to the politicians. I am enough optimistic that upcoming batches definitely take him as inspiration and help the governments to rule in true democratic way.

[@BujjiKanna-z5f]

Now brut india this is propaganda 😂😂😂 he said many good things about the modi govt and you put up the thumbnail stating the what went wrong 😂😂 if you want veiws make proxy accounts

[@escape4682]

​@AptitudelessIASBabukeep crying 😭😭😭

[@prashanth7097]

Yeah these guys launched mahua ...which floped😅

[@floracelin8823]

Modi bhakts cant even understand the grave concern this guy stated about NDA govt. He made sure to say it in the most sugarcoated way to avoid ED raid. Low levels of IQ and democratic sense of modi bhakts evident .

[@prasadranjan1987]

It was a click bait

[@bloodwargaming3662]

He literally pointed out equal number of wrong doings also but your @$$ couldn't see it

[@yaiyaivashum7347]

Both the invite were and speaker were clear ..thank you for the eye opening 👍👍

[@soumyajitmedia]

Why do Indian bureaucrats suddenly grow a conscience after their retirement?

[@ramapalavalli6038]

Correct

[@idzkk]

They're by law made to act that way. On top of that netagiri will come in faster than pizza if they try anything funny. Post retirements all former Netas will see this on TV just like us and can't do anything

[@harsimran1]

They don't. Have a cup of tea with them and you'll see their public words are made to make you think otherwise.

[@PULKITKAUL-great]

They expect post retirement benefits

[@ravikumarbs7298]

All Indian bureaucrats are spineless.....those with a spine prematurely retire unwilling to toe the line of politicians..... that's the bitter truth 😇

[@rakeshnautiyal1588]

" एक मसीहा तुम भी बन जाओ " बहुत श्रेष्ठ आह्वाहन , अति कल्याणकारी पुकार ! उनका साक्षात्कार एक पाठ है सत्ताधारियों के लिए, राजनीति में प्रवेश की जद्दोजहद करने वालों के लिए, प्रशासनिक अधिकारियों के लिए और प्रतियोगी परीक्षाओं की तैयारी करते युवावर्ग के लिए।

[@sivaramakrishnanparameswar8807]

I worked in PSU Indian bureaucrats fish in troubled water. They do not perform they only create impression of accomplishment. During service they will not advice the political bosses what is good to the country. Most Educated criminals can't be brought under law.

[@haridasification]

Exactly 💯

[@mindguru22]

Agree… he didn’t tell us what factually incorrect statements PM was making. Similarly he didn’t understand why 2000 rupee notes were introduced… Senior RBI guy had told me that it was simply ensure that rumor about demonetisation doesn’t get leaked out. Didn’t any not so smart person tell this oversmart Babu.

[@TheKakarot_itachi]

A mere PSU employee talking about IAS.lol

[@Morpheus_neo_trinity]

Most educated criminals can't be brought under law 💯

[@prasadjata6599]

Post retirement boost

[@nchaachu]

It’s Modi’s style of working. First allow them to speak to know who is vocal, critical. Signal them out and treat them differently to silent them. Demonetisation was to win elections nearby, never to curb black money.

[@AsadAhmad-i7u]

You can feel and analyse all those points which are often being talked about for a good civil servant. Calmly talking about all the critical issues, indirectly respecting all the points of view. Thanks to the Union public service commission for choosing him for the post of Indian administrative service officer.

[@rakeshjinsi9279]

A very refreshing interview.Keeps hope alive in India’s bureaucracy. But the issue is,how many the likes of him,do we have!

[@akp3097]

This interview is example of how good our bureaucrats are in creating “hard working image” but reality is politicians can’t do anything without permission from these people

[@jameammarijr.2248]

Many bureaucrats are the sole reason India stayed poor all these days until Modi came. To this day, Bureaucracy works for the British Empire/Commonwealth/India, not for Bhaarat

[@omop5922]

Yes Anpadh politicians with fake degrees=Good. Educated bureaucrats=Bad

[@User360iskon]

​@@jameammarijr.2248gawar u don't understand or know anything

[@Manoj12345-x]

@@jameammarijr.2248 Man the comments on good bureaucrats amazes me! Lord save this country. 70 years we didnt have the basic provisioning of toilets. Not a modi simp but this man took it on a war footing. And it makes you wonder what kind of advice the IAS earlier were doling.

[@jameammarijr.2248]

@@Manoj12345-x In fact if you go deeper, manmohan Singh as finance secretary (working for the West from 1965 after LB Shastri was killed) was the sole reason India became bankrupt in 1991. we were taught he was the savior of indian economy. jai hind brother.

[@no_one_160]

The limited Economics knowledge of this top IAS officer is clear from his assessment that Demonetization was a good idea. Untrained, and economically semi-literate officers, sometimes self-righteous egoists, run critical economic decisions of this Government. My country will never realize its potential until this institution of UPSC is reformed throughout.

[@LP-ff8fk]

Excellent interview! An excellent analysis on the two govts. If truths are hidden, that is very bad for our country!

[@nishyt2366]

Ha tere ko sab jaan na hain

[@rankinjacobs7394]

​@@nishyt2366good one..

[@rn96]

But only modi will win sir … no matter what you guys do

[@abhisutrave3437]

its not about win or loose its about knowing @@rn96

[@purujitparashar4642]

​@@rn96 Modi is very narcissistic but he's gonna win for sure. ✌️🇮🇳. Cry liberals. I don't like his hindutva approach though. The youth is becoming too radical on both sides. Religion should be away from school and politics.

[@mitamukherjee9254]

Thanks a lòtfor this conversation. This ɓuilds hope in mind in this darker period of our democracy, gìvès courage to dream again for a brighter India nð growing new hope of positivity

[@vikasreddy7647]

The fact that a senior bureaucrat thought that black wealth is equal to stacks of cash shows why we are where we are!! This type of WhatsApp uncle thinking will be the death of us.

[@abhishekahirrao4271]

You cannot deny his point either

[@Bis_D_Gaming]

This is a guy who were in frontlines of all this things. You are the one who is just a keyboard warrior.😂

[@kaka_kaka28]

​@@Bis_D_Gaming, frontline guy farting about black money when nearly 98% of the money came back into the banks. Will you burn your home to get rid of a few rats who crawled into it?.

[@roomamaulik4678]

Great interview very candid and clearly objective ! IAS officers like Mr. Anil Swarup are the real unknown heroes of our administrative services. Hope the PMO can help the country to benefit by arranging his services for inspirational training of astute officers our country needs . We need more such revelations by our administrative services to put forward the blueprint of future healthy governance ( if democracy has to succeed healthily ).

[@davindrayadav7747]

😅

[@devannayar6456]

Jaitley was a great friend of Chidambaram and protected him from the law. Enough said !!

[@anirudh2704]

​@Mvar731 but that's fact. He saved chiddu or why would shah Modi leave him

[@rajeshverma3881]

All politicians take care of each other 😂

[@sitaram6058]

Federalism ह ⚓ल⚖️ government

[@vgogte1]

This is a very common practice, whenever a leader takes on the position for the first time, he will engage more people initially. Once he has a basic understanding of the system, he will only engage with the select few. I have seen this over and over again. This should not be considered as callousness, indifference or shortcoming of the leader

[@pramodabandaru3566]

I think he is implying that criticisms weren't welcomed

[@parivrajaka306]

Who does? Rahul Gandhi fed biscuits to his dogs while congress was falling apart.

[@sundaydiengdoh911]

A very nice, indeed very articulate IAS officer. Shri Anil Swarup epitomises truth and this aspect of his personality is worth thousands of working officers pervading over the country and pathed themselves up with ranks and distinction somewhere.

[@vipenkohli6107]

fellow is trying to sell his book just before the coming national elections... articulate guys are much much more crooked than the others who are not so articulate...

[@Oceansta]

Shocking to hear somone speaking so openly and honestly. Was normal before 2014 but not anymore...

[@agentsmith_]

wait what, when did that happen

[@trashcustrashford9001]

Delusional

[@Oceansta]

@@trashcustrashford9001 good that you're self aware

[@kavitapandya1043]

An interview which enlightenes us

[@mg.f.9023]

Bold interview! Brave and honest opinion by Swarup Sir. Clear and concise.

[@Ravi3923-tz1gs]

This bureaucra looks unbiased. Probably he is honest. Thanks for the information

[@deepeshsao1008]

As a civil servant he is smart enough to know that printing was challenge, hence the larger denominator. As now we can see that the RBI has got all of them back which is a great thing. We must discourage cash.

[@mlg1279]

Possibly he is not smart enough to understand this simple matter

[@olympiad.2108]

Before we depend entirely of going online, Govt should develop a good leash on online fraud

[@AttackHelicopter321]

Digital world is a prison. You will not know it till the doors shut

[@rahulmig35]

Everything online would be a bigger disaster

[@awadheshkalia]

What a lovely interview. If only more bureaucrats were like this! A real gem - speak your mind before a decision is taken. But once a decision is take, even if it is contrary to your opinion, go full hog to implement it. 👏

[@Thanos-u5f]

Yeah we are very well seeing the decision making in Manipur , demonetisation, lockdowns 😊

[@maulikprabhudesai]

This approach is called disagree and commit - and is often used/encouraged in well functioning corporate cultures

[@googleuser5120]

Everyone is like that, but they keep getting transferred and tortured.

[@jogeshssondhi5330]

Excellent interview and Very candid and clear views reflected!!. Instances, experiences, and logical conclusions espoused in the Interview reflect grit and courage to pen down in a book! Objective analysis based on interaction with Politician, and the views expressed with courage and conviction in past and in the book by Shri Anil Swaroop ji speak volumes! Should enhance Ethics and Moral fabric for next generation Bureaucrats! Country need to be taken to higher level by collective decision making approach between the Ministers and the Bureaucrats !💐

[@Thanos-u5f]

Share this video to those who always ask for facts and true public opinion Interviews can also be done like this everything done by current govt is good no need to check fact

[@pradeepgade8355]

Amazing interview! Thank you brut for bringing amazing person like him and highlighting his book "No more a Civil Servant"

[@gamechaser782]

The reason why 2000 note were printed was because that was the only fastest way to fill the void which was created because of taking away the 500/1000 notes

[@SlimJim3082]

Then why not print another 1k note to replace the old 1k note?

[@arijitpalit2756]

​@@SlimJim3082 you need to print less notes.

[@gamechaser782]

@@SlimJim3082 because both 500 and 1000 notes were taken away. So the public didn't have much cash in hand

[@anujkr6039]

That is logical, but when 2000 came, normal people were facing change issues, people already was suffering the problem of exchanging there notes, in that time they could have worked on lower denominations to distribute,,and as it was already a surprise or to say secret to catch the black money ,, that miserably failed by both ruling and no ruling Politician by converting there black money easily,, Majorly govt had a target to catch the bad politicians bad businessman or terrorism, they could have directly targeted them through existed CBI, ed, IT and all other institutions usage,, what happened was majority normal people got targeted for sufferings and at last all that conclusion came to a political benefit to ruling party by showing some goosebump action and 8 PM action

[@twishampatidutta5211]

The govt could have done the demontization a little later after Digital Payment Mechanism would have gotten much widespread. Then could have just removed the 1000 rs notes slowly over a span of time leaving the 500 notes. Common people & corporates would have used digital transaction gateways for white money. Storing 500 Rs would have attracted the attention of ED, IT & other financial regulatory bodies pretty easily.

[@rohith7025]

all the black money was accumulated by rich people by exchanging it with bank manager with a 30 percentage cut which I think went into election expense the next year

[@kinnumann4670]

Thank you for the interview, Liked it, it was excellent and appreciate the openness and honesty of the officer. It Sends out good vibes to the readers.

[@mitalideori3570]

heart touching. Salute you.

[@shyamprasad1969]

You will see all these ex officers coming out speaking so truthfully that you wonder were not having spine while in power. Also you see only those who might not got post retirement assignment only speak truth or so called truth why is that.?

[@Manoj12345-x]

Andwhy is the channel brut?

[@tanayngm651]

Salute to you sir! wish we get more such bold, righteous, unbiased and pragmatic bureaucrats working at the top levels!

[@AshokKumar-lj9cd]

Superbly honest & candid....this gentleman. Wish we had many more civil servants like him

[@MisplacedAaMe]

Mr. Modi is always open to new ideas and concepts. That's the Unique SP of the gentleman who is now on the seat of chief executive of the country.

[@haridasification]

Sour grapes of bureaucrats who only open their mouth after getting retirement benefits

[@Manoj12345-x]

Exactly what i was thinking. plus modi called the IAs babus. Since then he hasbeen nursing a bruised ego

[@ms.550]

Looks like you didn't watch the interview and just came down blabbering in the comments.

[@yashwardhansable5187]

critics are important

[@nitinacharya8375]

​@@yashwardhansable5187 Only if they are right...! 😊 Afterthought happens when someone is not getting a post retirement appointment as he assumed. 😅😅😅

[@yashwardhansable5187]

@@nitinacharya8375 and who's to say who is right? everyone thinks they are right...

[@John316rose]

Great insights and amazing clarity of thoughts!! Shows the inner workings of bureaucracy and demonstrates that just having good intentions are not enough, the will to accomplish things with success is extremely important.

[@joshuacherian6718]

He is a typical bureaucrat. He will tell u everything except the main thing... Still living in British era ..

[@patilbasawamanoj5653]

Brilliant interview. We need more of such honest bureaucrats who don't bow down to the pressure from the politicians and have the courage to talk their mind. Although, this appears to be an interview to promote his book, it observations are still valid.

[@CBigsby]

Well spoken and from the heart. India has potential but its population is going to be a challenge that will be difficult to deal with at every step.

[@stormraider6834]

All our problem solution is population control but govt is ignorent and stpd

[@olympiad.2108]

China has a bigger population than India's, yet it is a power to reckon with. Corruption and hypocrisy are bigger challenges in India - surprising, given the grand ancient culture & tradition of India

[@Anomander5622]

@@olympiad.2108 India has bigger population than china. Also, China has huuuuge corruption. It's just that there corruption is at the top lovel , but in India it is at all levels

[@crypton_8l87]

Murakh Indian population good for nothing. We don't even follow basic yama niyama, not interested in learning, no self discipline, no respect for creativity or perfection, we will cheat even our own grandmother's.. what can any politician do???

[@utkarshbajpai4628]

@@olympiad.2108 bruh i think you forgot one important fact- *China is a dictatorship* of course they would be able to implement policies efficiently because there is no one who can raise their voice against the decision whereas in india the opposition always tries to oppose any and all policies brought forth by the govt. just because their own political gain or agenda. They don't care whether the policy is actually good for the nation or not and try to mislead people into opposing the policy just for their own gain. Now, the people too are responsible for being so easily mislead and opposing a policy just because their fav. Politician has mislead them. A good example of this would be the new farm bills or the POSCO case in odisha.

[@santoshkumarvishwakarma4672]

waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaH. very honest interview.

[@narendranarayan8969]

Really this gentleman is precious to adminstration when a elected government runs the country and keep a Tab on economy and peoples needs Now feels we are missing his experience and expertise ❤❤

[@kareemsha5788]

We need many more honest and trustworthy and frank Bureaucrats like him for our democracy

[@sbh0892]

As somebody who works closely with their ilk, I am happy to finally come across one who knows that the sun doesn't shine through his every orifice. I honestly wish we'd stop idolizing them. It's grating. India will progress leaps and bounds when their cabal ceases to exist.

[@user_11809]

😂😂😂😂

[@lokanathdas5246]

Good discussion.

[@rahuleoo]

My opinion on the points discussed in the interview: 1. The reason there was indecision in the UPA government, and Mr. Manmohan Singh couldn't rule over the ministers maybe because he was never intended to rule over them. The ministers who were put in charge were by the ruling party to share the power between the senior leaders of the party with little to no oversight by the PM. It may have been done so to keep senior leader happy until the party could bring the leader who has born with the birth right to rule over those senior members of the party. 2. The PMO's approval is required for the decision taken by other ministries maybe because the PM understands that the people have put him in charge of the government and feels that it is his responsibility to make sure no minister falls out of line, maybe trying to avoid the mistakes of the government ruled before him. 3. The Demonetisation was executed poorly maybe because they simply couldn't consult with everyone who are qualified enough to guide them before the decision was taken simply because the people guiding the government could very likely be involved with black money themselves and could leak the information even before the decision was taken, hence defeating the sole purpose. Perhaps the abrupt decision to implement it might have been influenced by someone getting the information out, so they announced it before it got leaked. I am entitled to my opinion, so does everyone else. [I highly doubt that anyone would read through this but if you did, then I thank you for your attention. : ) peace.]

[@codechimpanzee]

Valid points.

[@anon7641]

Demonitization was brilliant ly done

[@Thanos-u5f]

There are lots of decisions poorly taken by govt and mismanagement Not only demonetisation, lockdowns, CAA,NRC, Manipur, but thousands of decision are made stupidly

[@bharatiya804]

Demonetisation was executed in an extraordinary manner. It was to take out black money from corrupt people. It served it's purpose

[@deepeshsao1008]

To the best of my understanding, some of the major reasons for indecision were motivated from foreign interference against Bharat's growth by channeling NGOs who were litigating all the major projects one by one.

[@thisisme24610]

Wonderful and i applaud truth telling by brut and mr. Aniljee

[@ashoknr4079]

This is one of the best interviews i have seen in recent times. Mehak was fantastic. I liked the line of neural questioning she followed. So was Mr. Anil Swarup. The glimpses of what went on behind the scenes give hints of truth i didn't know. Wish more IAS officers came up for interviews like these.

[@Dan-xx5jq]

I like the honesty of this man. India needs more of India in the rooms of power!!

[@pg_7080]

Love ❤ this man for his courage, confidence and honesty. India needs such bureaucrats for the democracy to survive!

[@philipstharakan3983]

Thanks lot for bringing such great personalities and asking relevant questions. Not like barking dogs of present day so called National medias.

[@r0shaanKUMAR45]

This is the very first time i have seen a sharp, intelligent, fact teller , honest (as per my understanding), brave or most important a fine bureaucrate in my entire life where i also have seen thousands of videos or interviews of IAS officers this is best of all of them .

[@finishgoogl7960]

ALL ias officers are thugs, corrupt, looters

[@raghunandhkotike7305]

Very useful discussion useful for the next generations as well. 🙏

[@divyaarao2834]

Excellent One of the best interviews. Mr Anil Sarup Very informative and truthful

[@geraldmenezes4228]

It is important that bureaucracy is kept in control. In fact the ED must check their assets regularly. Most importantly they must know that they are there to serve and not to be served.

[@D.ThirumalaikumarKumar]

Sadly written laws became jokes when idiots chosen to political power.

[@anupamhalder475]

Some of the finest journalist interviews. Good job brut. Amazing officer

[@Thanos-u5f]

Best journalist because justified govt policies that's what media should do only support govt

[@jameammarijr.2248]

Left Media Brut Bastads

[@symphonyred]

@@Thanos-u5f😂😂😂😂

[@Thanos-u5f]

@@symphonyred yaar ye aadmi dekhne se to padha likha lag rha hai phir bhi andhbhakt hai

[@Newde2761]

​@@Thanos-u5fif any policies are good then why should we criticise

[@shubhav2550]

He is being diplomatic. Perhaps they told him.

[@r-i24]

Integrity and ethics- PRICELESS!!!!

[@AshokanDe-qr8fb]

In retrospect, many become honest, upright, intelligent, and had it not been for others he or she would have turned the world upside down !

[@user_11809]

Bro dropping truth bombs😂😂😂😂

[@gopalkarunakaran]

Indias greatest tragedy today is the lack of spine among people in important positions. A fundamental of a strong democracy. CBI chiefs, ED, RBI, ruling party MPs, CAG, AG, judiciary, IAS officers, long list.

[@ramdasmadhiyalla4058]

Expecting any posting. Good luck 👍

[@adityabanerjee7145]

Still trying to milk demonetization - move on Babu - help India build a stronger EV industry

[@rgar9335]

His honesty evidenced by his views. Very proud to hear from such a person. Every administrator should have him as a roll model.

[@srinivasgatla]

At last someone who is in upper in the position is speaking openly.. ❤❤

[@zahoorlone8666]

Great IAS officer

[@arcotSAM]

The interviewer is doing a great job. Thoroughly prepared, well balanced cross questioning. Well done. Her name is not mentioned anywhere.

[@vaishalia4293]

Mentioned at 0:30 mehak kasbekar

[@muhammadlareef1416]

Beautiful Interview I e joyed I am a srilankan what a great civil servant I salute u sir

[@peak_911]

Problem with Govt babus, they have solutions for everything when they are outta power like RAGHURAM RAJAN.

[@vivaanreddy8771]

True

[@subramaniannaganathan4731]

Faith in the institutions are eroding ? Yes ! And why ? The institutions were being manipulated without any scruples by UPA Govt especially the INC. In the present dispensation at the Centre, these institutions are being overhauled to the extent of being extinguished sometimes deservingly

[@natramesh51]

Great pearls of wisdom when you have been put out pasture!

[@Abhishek_srivastava9]

Just one word.. Super guy!! Glad that he was selected for the IAS position.

[@kevaldeo6381]

First MOJO, now Brut. This "retired bureaucrat" seems to be part of a toolkit. I hope he doesn't embarrass himself too much. There is still a long way to go for 2024 elections. Just an honest tax-payer here who indirectly has paid for the "speaks his mind" retired bureaucrat's salary and now for his pension.

[@anjalibarjo]

😂😂😂toolkit h 😂😂😂

[@rajanmoses]

Very good Interview. I am sad Indian Politics is so rotten. Hope more learned and honest leaders come up to take positions of politics. Hope my India my Bharat becomes a Great country where there would be zero poverty and every is living happily. India /Bharat is the the most beautiful Garden in this entire world.

[@MrSunzamorin]

Demonitised 1000 and 2000. Here in 2023 black money of 300Cr with a Congress MP..🤣🤣

[@manmohanrout3083]

And A poor BJP few years back became the Richest political party. I think they Planted Money producing plants 🪴 at their Gardens.Sadhus might have adviced this.

[@niftybank7]

@@manmohanrout3083so u justify 300 cr black money

[@Bong_Madridista]

Congis can justify anything. blind chamchas ​@@niftybank7

[@S0S0ant1]

@Mvar731yup, CONgressi bots talk of gardening because of that😂😂😂

[@S0S0ant1]

@@manmohanrout3083they get donations and they show that, otherwise you would not know, but individuals in congress have grown wealth in their backyard in the potted plants, how?? Antonia Maino being the richest woman politician according to Forbes, just a few years back. Where did she get that wealth from? Perhaps chidu provided her with the same potted plants that he grew in his balcony, right?

[@pradipbhattacharyya3968]

Very nice. We need more such interviews to understand what goes on inside the GOI and how decisions are made.

[@simantadas6302]

Agenda of a bureaucrat can never be taken at face value. What is " Something Happened"

[@Anonymous-nt4sz]

Initially he was very interactive and then he changed. Well, you should know by now why he changed. We can see it till today.

[@imranahmad-ln6kq]

The more decentralisation you have, the better it is which Dr. Manmohan Sigh gave the power to his team.

[@mathsforallgeneration]

He did not have power. Power was with Italy madam. From where he will give power to others!

[@anushkapandey81]

This is why civil servants are a class apart ! So well articulated!! FANTASTIC 🎉

[@ttaushu]

They are the pests in the system. Bureaucrats make everything ineffective and fester corruption. This colonial era practice of Babushahi needs to be done away with.

[@hershkochar3917]

Only articulated, when it comes to groundwork they are zero

[@alwaysforBharat]

They are class apart when they are no longer in service. having solutions to all the problems

[@hershkochar3917]

Shouldn't we? Or we are still at the heights of not using hands in the muck to clean up

[@sunitiseth9509]

To be true to your self under such trying circumstances - commendable. 👍

[@ravichahal1987]

Anil Swaroop said very true honestly about the NDA Govt. that initial two and half years of the govt was amazing...decisions taken transparently and with stakeholders' consents, by elaborating discussions with the secretaries but after demonetization it all changed completely. Almost all secretaries became yes man...Modi became unable to listen criticism of his decisions.

[@CaptSureshSharma]

May be the PM sensed that too much inflow of ideas and information from Babus can lead to a mess...so he reduced it

[@anandpadhye2186]

70 years of loot by congress... And 80 cr poor as wepon.... It's not possible overnight

[@somasundarasivam]

It is not possible overnight to match them, yes.

[@SS-xj6np]

Just compare the rupee to dollar value. Then and now. U will see the inflation..

[@hackerrank9173]

​@@SS-xj6np😂😂 illetrate economists.... doesn't even know why the rupee value increased from then...go and get some knowledge

[@SS-xj6np]

@@hackerrank9173 whataver the reason, am happy. I am working n kuwait. 1kuwait dinar=270inr today value... No need to know economics. Rupee s failing day by day....

[@anandpadhye2186]

@@SS-xj6np it's because of surge in crude oil prices... And war uncertainty has increased gold prices... Hardly matters in very long run

[@sudarsanmishro1756]

He appears to be a gem,a jewel!I am sure,he has a long future,I hope he would sure be having plans to make it brighter.And the way,I am sure,he knows better than anyone else.

[@ankushyadav6814]

Even a child can understand that 2000 rupee note was the idea of circulating more value of money using less note as that time it was required specially for traders but when goverment got to know that 2000 note fullfiled it's reason they call them, I was just 16 when this happend and at that time of chaath puja when all the family member was together and i told them all 2000 note will not be legal tender for more than 5 years if the same goverment continue after 2019.

[@AnilkumarPandey-y9m]

Absolutely right, but Mr Anil Swarup failed to understand, it is very surprising

[@narendrayadav71]

What 😂

[@diptadeepdas1590]

Exactly, wonder how he could hold such positions!

[@subbulakshmikrishnan316]

IT cell crap.

[@NAME-sl2ms]

​@@subbulakshmikrishnan316provide real substance and insight instead of spreading hate... Please don't show your illiteracy everywhere...

[@subhendudas2771]

Fantastic interview.

[@jeetmehta8246]

This story of mayawati which he narrated is what makes me think that why civil servants work under these illiterate ministers ?? No govt will ever ever ever give a upper hand to civil servants which they deserve, the only reason is ego issues.

[@rakshit8570]

Here comes people like you who thinks Babus should have more power than elected officials, god bless democracy and illiterates like you, babus are not for decision making that why we elect parliamentarians who make decision for which they came in power, people like you and mostly in India loves Babus and govt in personal lives thats why we are doomed, if removed most babus we will be rich country in less than a decade or 2. They are the biggest clog in the system, and they all sell India in different ways, check this babus children education and where they are studying and who gave the scholarship and you will find out how deep the water is.

[@vijaykrishna6499]

Thanks for posting. Bureaucracy was invented by the British, however the Indians perfected it.

[@narendra2492]

I generally do not have high opinions about IAS officers and it gets further validated after hearing Anil Swarup interview. I am amazed and shocked to hear on the first part of this interview that he felt demonetisation was a good idea as he knew by this the lots of black money a CM whom he knew had made will all be gone. Now can there be a more naive person than Anil Swarup and then he served as secretary to the Government of India in different ministries. I am again amazed why we listen to such foolhardies.

[@MeowmelodyRC]

Omg!! I thoroughly enjoyed this interview. I could hear him speak all day 👏🏻👏🏻

[@anilkumarmk5982]

The process of 1000 Rs notes converted into 2000 rs notes is called declaration of cash on hand. Once you are compelled to declare cash on hand your black money is declared, and naturally brought into tax account. 2000 rs currency is to reduce the load of paper currency. It was a very good idea, implemented to its maximum possibilities in our so much complex regime. Unlike he said, the effect of demonization is multiple. Most effects are seen on sucessive change in economic and political changes happened. Generally people expected they are going to get back the result in money.

[@devbhoomi776]

Probably this is the reason, he wasn't a part of the team that advised PM. They can't think out of the box.

[@kamalinimalhotra2695]

Perfect observation.

[@bhavanishankar2052]

These types of sponsored interviews are common during election time

[@Manoj12345-x]

Or maybe babu does not want to be raided by CBI?

[@andrad54]

Awesome interview

[@user-xyz766-aBclmpq]

I lost him when he said that money became white when it came back to the Reserve Bank of India. It doesn't. Those who deposited cash still owe an explanation if and when the tax man catches up.

[@harsimran1]

No money came back... why would it? It was earned in the Indian Economy. People hoarded cash. It's not illegal. Why should people have to declare it? Tax is a voluntary system in the US, I believe it would be the same in India. But once you pay tax, you have become a voluntary participant in their system and now you must play their game and pay the fines or go to jail. Anyway, all these attempts by any government party are for the same group of elite that harbour worldwide controlling interests. India is trying to ramp up "vasudhaiva kutumbakam" just have a look at the meaning of the word and what it means, and what they're trying to achieve with it. And then remember when Aadhar rolled out, which was declared to be illegal and a voluntary gimmick by the supreme court, until the PM's government fought viciously with the Supreme Court to get it accepted by creating new laws in the parliament to give it a form of a valid ID. Supreme Court had initially ruled it is not a valid ID and cannot be made mandatory. But alas, 99% of Indians don't understand law or how to use it. If you look at the new trending government's attempts to create "vasudhaiva kutumbakam" remember that when Aadhar was launched, many people on ration cards were unable to secure their daily meals from the government because they didn't get their Aadhar card. As a result, people died! If you believe "vasudhaiva kutumbakam" that we are all "one family" how could you let even one person die because you wanted them to enroll into Aadhar? All these processes are linked to the world and have a superior controller. India is just a participant in someone's scheme of things.

[@bharatiya804]

​@@harsimran1nobody died because of lack of Adhar card. The ration is still available on ration cards and it was available when Adhar card was introduced. Stop spreading false propoganda

[@nehakurian6502]

​​@@bharatiya804no one is dropping dead on the spot but please read about how much chaos it in now creating in Mahatma GNREGS which is the biggest cash for work scheme started by the UPA govt. And there is major opposition from the people as well but of course media is not covering it much.

[@tagore161]

​@@harsimran1 kya kehna cha rahe ho lmao. Tax is not voluntary, not in US not in India.

[@ranganathanrajagopal3036]

Fantastic interview , very candid ,transparent and insighful. Its a great pleasure hearing you so open. T

[@anandaprasadaraoappasani1923]

I distrust the bureaucrats. They are wily. No politician can take a corrupt decision without the suitable file notings by the bureaucrat. Please get this straight. No politician exposes the bureaucrat for obvious reasons. When these bureaucrat are out of of power or favour they wear the cap of honesty and spill the beans against the politician who did not favor him. If we have honest and service oriented bureaucrats politicians will behave.