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In 2008, India's Home Minister Shivraj Patil resigned after he was attacked for changing his dress thrice in a day during the Mumbai attacks. #AccountabilityMatters (1/6)
In 2013, Railway Minister Pavan Kumar Bansal resigned after allegations against his nephew for attempting to fix promotions in the railway board. CBI found nothing against him, yet he sacrificed his position. #LeadershipEthics (2/6)
In 1956, then Railway Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri resigned following the Ariyalur train accident in Tamil Nadu. He accepted moral responsibility for the loss of approximately 142 lives. #LeadershipByExample (3/6)
Fast forward to today, where we have a Prime Minister who reportedly changes his dress five times a day. (4/6)
Yesterday, one of the most significant railway disasters in Indian history unfolded, yet the Railway Minister and PM seem to be "acting" as if it's business as usual. #NoAccountability (5/6)
It's disheartening to witness a lack of responsibility from those in power. The absence of leadership and accountability is concerning for the progress and safety of our nation. (6/6)
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