The brave, honest and simple IAS officer D K Ravi was found dead in mysterious condition in Bengaluru. His family members, friends and people close to him refuse to believe the state government’s claim that it was a case of suicide.
The young officer had earned the wrath of many dishonest builders, businessmen and sand mafia among others for his firm action against people involved in illegal trade and tax evasion. He was not the only bureaucrat who fell victim to honesty. Such cases surface at regular intervals. The big question remains is honesty always the best policy? Find below what others have to say on Twitter.
Goosebumps!
"@KiranKS: By far the most hard hitting cartoon today on #DKRavi by @satishacharya. #FailingTheHonest. pic.twitter.com/sfZC7BdDeP"
— Swapnil Gaur (@hereisSwapnil) March 18, 2015
#FailingTheHonest Such brave, honest & simple IAS officers are rare. Shouldn't KarnatakaCM resign? #DKRavi pic.twitter.com/daXujpLUC1 @TimesNow
— Rama Krishna (@CommonManSpeak) March 18, 2015
#failingthehonest pic.twitter.com/l1HMh6rZKD
— harmit (@rimpzz85) March 18, 2015
India pays homage to young crusader #DKRavi who took on the corrupt & paid the price with his life #FailingTheHonest pic.twitter.com/eN3ytF3CB6
— TIMES NOW (@TimesNow) March 17, 2015
Here is one more fallen Hero. Our Parliament will not debate this but stupid #RaGa form filling. #FailingTheHonest pic.twitter.com/mjjihUzZXx
— ॐSudhir Singhॐ (@Sudhks) March 17, 2015
This is how he was with people #JusticeForDKRavi #FailingTheHonest pic.twitter.com/v6JBqaMsXs
— D S K (@sarvankarthik6) March 17, 2015
While COngi's #failingthehonest slept thru debate on #CKRavi BJP MLAs stayed up thru night demanding CBI probe pic.twitter.com/PnHfRZE61n
— someone somewhere (@ls2008) March 18, 2015
