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What Should Happen Often Does Not Happen: Policy Failure and Non-Accountability of Political Leadership

The Triad consisting of the corrupt businessmen, corrupt political class and the corrupt executive. They perpetuate illegality to increases their incomes while people’s welfare becomes incidental.
Arun Kumar
Jul 29 2025
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The Triad consisting of the corrupt businessmen, corrupt political class and the corrupt executive. They perpetuate illegality to increases their incomes while people’s welfare becomes incidental.
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