Manish Tewari promises govt support for Widening scope of Rural Olympics

On NDTV the other day a worker at the UCIL plant, who later tuernd blind, narrated how he had detected a leak at around 9 o'clock. He informed the manager immediately about the leak, before leaving for home at 11 pm. I want to know what steps were taken after the leak was reported, by the management. They ought to be interrogated to find out if a delay in quick action caused the tragedy to get out of hand.Now, if the leak was unpluggable, did the management know that they were playing with fire without a fire extinguisher nearby' so to speak? Also, if the gas, MIC, was so very dangerous and a potent killer, the officials of the Dept. of Industry of the erstwhile State Gov't, and also the Central Gov't Industry Ministry should be prosecuted first for providing licenses. UCIL was the foreign invader, but those minsters and officers were the real traitors to our country. They were the real murderers who ought to be hanged.I also watched how a local newspaper reporter had written repeatedly about the tremendous danger posed by the UCIL plant in a heavily populated area of Bhopal. Why was no action taken by the Gov't and the Company to allay all fears? I smell the stink of money-power here as well as corruption, criminal negligence, no checks and balances were maintained. A poor nation was used as the production site for deadly poisonous materials without a second thought or concern for the poverty stricken population who have now been fighting for 26 long years without any justice in sight.The last point I would like to make is $450 million was probably a huge amount 26 years back- probably $5 Billion or even more by today's standard. It was equivalent to Rs 2500 crores, if I am not mistaken. Where did all the money go? Where and how was the money utilised? With such a large investment all the people of Bhopal could have been provided plenty of facilities to assuage their pains and sufferings to some extent, I believe. But the real tragedy is, as far back as 1985, the then-Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi announced that only 15 percent of every Rupee meant for the poor ever reached the poor; some have even suggested 10%. Knowing the state of affairs during his Congress led Gov't, Rajiv Gandhi and his ministers should have demanded ten times more or 5 Billion Dollars to allow for the corrupt Gov't and Officials. Now, I suggest we sincerely hunt down the corrupt Gov't officials and company executives responsible for the death and sufferings of hundred of thousand of Gas victims. Those found should be taken to the Bhopal factory and shot to death by firing squad. Then the clearing of the site can truly begin. (I am aware such a scenario would never be possible but it is my wish)