Comment on Indian court orders seizing a startup's machines based solely on allegationsparentComments−shantanu_k0616yCould this be due to bribery, or political connection?−DannoHung16yIn India? Doesn't seem unreasonable.I've heard Indian coworkers practically brag about how corrupt their officials are.−FraaJad16yYou may want to be weary of those co-workers of yours. People who think they can get away with anything because they have "connections" are corrupt themselves./an Indian.−DannoHung16y"practically brag" is a bit of a colloquialism. It doesn't mean that they were proud of it, just emphatically suggesting that something is true.−paraschopra16yI doubt that. High court (and law offices, in general) are clean in India.−yummyfajitas16yAre you sure?http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supreme_Court_of_India#Corrupti...−hga16yThe question answers itself, I'd say.
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Could this be due to bribery, or political connection?
In India? Doesn't seem unreasonable.
I've heard Indian coworkers practically brag about how corrupt their officials are.
You may want to be weary of those co-workers of yours. People who think they can get away with anything because they have "connections" are corrupt themselves.
/an Indian.
"practically brag" is a bit of a colloquialism. It doesn't mean that they were proud of it, just emphatically suggesting that something is true.
I doubt that. High court (and law offices, in general) are clean in India.
Are you sure?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supreme_Court_of_India#Corrupti...
The question answers itself, I'd say.