u/Bhupendra2404

Genuine question.

When a project is inaugurated, politicians are the first to take credit. Giant banners, speeches, ribbon-cutting, drone shots, chest-thumping about "development."

But when the same project starts crumbling, suddenly it's:

• "Don't blame the government."
• "It's the contractor."
• "It's the engineer."
• "Why are you defaming the nation?"
• "You're being anti-national."

So which is it?

If the government deserves 100% of the applause for a successful project, shouldn't it also answer for failed oversight when taxpayers' money produces poor-quality work?

Nobody is blaming the country. People are asking who approved it, who inspected it, who signed it off, and who is accountable.

You can't claim every ribbon cut and then disappear when the concrete does.

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