>I can't understand why you are upset at this man for keeping up the case for so long and not at Indian Railways for the same? None of my criticism has been di

>I can't understand why you are upset at this man for keeping up the case for so long and not at Indian Railways for the same? None of my criticism has been directed solely at the man, but at all three parties that let this happen. The Railways should have accepted their mistake at the time, the courts should have immediately thrown out or ruled on a case over a quarter, and the man should have accepted that sometimes small mistakes happen. You seem to hold this as some hero fighting the good fight over corruption, and I don't see that position at all. Yes corruption is an issue, in India and elsewhere. This waste of time had nothing to do with it.