Campus Debate - How to eradicate corruption (St. Joseph's College, Bengaluru)

Rajya Sabha Television endeavours to bring forth various schools of thoughts from different fields and strata of our society, particularly the youth, who are the future of our country and polity. 'Campus Debate' is one such programme which offers a platform to the youth for expressing their view on various contemporary issues confronting them. In this episode, we travel to Bengaluru and interact with the students of St. Joseph's college and elicit their views on biggest challenge facing the Indian society today - Corruption. Watch how the students vociferously debate this ill afflicting the society and offer solutions for curbing corruption.
Anchor: Vishal Dahiya

[@zahidtuhin339]

The most important thing is economic development.I think that's why the developed country is less corruptred cause they don't have the economical problem.For emancipating the economical problem the people of developing country are engaging with corruption.

[@santoshnaidu2781]

See the according to our constitution the corrupted person should be punished, who is going to punish them? yes Police ,but in our country many of POLICE are corrupted so the people who should get punished are not punished,and here the situation is like even police is helping them to get corrupted,so there is no point that corruption is getting eradicated, According to me there are two ways A separate organization should be made with genuine people to punish corrupted people by providing them security, or the police should change....And every one is responsible for corruption Main change should come within people.

[@kickgopal7]

1stly corruption stops from us,,,,,!!!@naidu