This is a quote from a retired judge, Justice Santosh Hegde, who is criticizing the government for interfering in the judiciary. Hegde says that it is wrong for the government to try to appoint judges, as they do not know how to do it better than the judges themselves. Hegde also says that politicians are only interested in playing drama and making allegations, and that the level of corruption in India is reaching its peak. Hegde also discusses some of the major scams in India, including the BoFors scandal, the 2G phone scandal, and the coalgate scandal. Hegde says that if the money involved in these scams had been used for the development of the nation, it would have been much better for India. Hegde suggests that the public adopt two values in life: satisfaction and humanity. Hegde believes that if the public can learn to be satisfied with what they have and be humane to one another, then the country will be in a much better position.
