Tuesday, 20 February 2018

NaMo’s Achilles heel ?





Ordinary Indian citizens on the road ( approx. 1300 Million ), do not understand – nor care to understand – the difference between a NPA and a FRAUD



When they get to read following news headline :








- the only conclusion they draw is what I described in my following blog :






Tuesday, 23 June 2015



Bank Recapitalization ?




Here is a layman's understanding :



*    Bank executives give Rs 4 Lakh*Crores worth loans to   Industrialists / Businessmen
      ( who , sometimes happen to be close relatives / friends )

   
 

*    Bankers " forget " to examine past records of loan-repayments by these individuals 

     


*   Banks do not share among themselves info about " black-listed " borrowers



*   Banks " forget " to inquire if a loanee is a " Benami " company



*   Banks do not incorporate stringent clauses in loan agreements (on purpose )



*   Banks adopt " Forget & Forgive " approach to defaulters



*   For loan recovery , bankers wait for other  bankers to take the lead



*   Before taking action , bankers check-out with people in power



*   When sinking under the burden of NPA , bankers run to Government of India to bail
     them out through " Bank Re-Capitalization "

     


*   Government oblige by giving money to stressed banks, so that they can survive



*   Government rationalize its bail out by saying, " depositors must be protected " .

     Sounds so reassuring  !



*   Government then goes out and raises taxes ( direct + indirect ) to balance its
     books  ( Current Account Deficit ? )

   


In a nutshell :



*   Eventually , honest tax-payers foot the bill, one way or the other



*   7,000 + loan-defaulting swindlers spend vacation in Switzerland with family ( and
     their politician friends ) - till they are ready to borrow more !


 

*   Bankers vie with each other to " Re-Schedule Payments " and advance fresh loans to
     pay off old loans ( Rs 4 lakh Crores of NPA ).


     If EU / IMF can do this for Greece , why cannot we ?

   

*   Government will take pride in " Bold Banking Reforms "( to please IMF ? )



*   As a Nation , we are very compassionate !  We cannot let any institution die !

    We are obsessed with keeping it alive at any cost . We must, forever , keep it alive
    with artificial ventilation / blood transfusion !





    It is time to re-think : 


    When a person or an Institution just cannot be kept alive , it must be allowed to die ,
    in a dignified way !




    Would it not be far better to protect the small bank-depositors by returning their
    deposits , rather than infuse Rs 4 lakh*crores into these banks , by way of re-
    capitalization ?




    Am I missing out on something that economists know better ?



21 Feb 2018 :



I was about to miss out that despite ground-breaking / transformative reforms carried out by the NDA government during last 4 years, the recent spate of “ Bank Scams “ have convinced the ordinary citizens that ,



: Between them , the Government and the Banks constitute a gargantuan mechanism whose sole purpose is to siphon away the “ Blood and Sweat Money “ of the toiling masses to nourish the fraudsters :



This is a  VERY BAD omen for the BJP for  2019  Lok Sabha Elections  !




21  Feb  2018


    

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