Twitter outrage yields rare positive

[Bhavana]

[Aditya]

This just shows how clueless some bureaucrats and government officials are. They sign a billion‑dollar MOU with a random firm, and some even think they can push an app onto people's phones without consent. There might be decent officers, but the bad image sticks because of people like these.

[Aditya]

Amit Kilhor sir will be pleased.

[Ansh]

First, check who floated the ₹25,000 crore proposal – senior officers, IAS cadres, ministers, you name it. Forget them.

[Abhishek]

Bureaucrats sign deals without proper due diligence, and then people get angry on Twitter.

[Umesh]

I'm pretty sure the government outsources the bidding process to consultants like EY to pick the best offer. They use a 100‑point scoring system, deducting points for unmet parameters, then go through several rounds. I'm not saying there's no corruption, but it isn't solely on the bureaucrats.

[Rajendra]

I don't know, I just recalled that Divine's 'Teesri Manzil' line – 'Jaake puch aapne bare mai'.

[Anjali]

Can someone give me the context, please?

[Rajendra]

Rarely. Brother, this entire government runs on lies, propaganda, and caring about public perception. I wouldn't be surprised if Modi himself checks Twitter every few minutes.

[Saloni]

Just another typical UP guy.

[Norman]

If social media didn't have this power, the public's ₹25,000 crore would have vanished.