Summary of "SOS - Corruption and r*pes in Ministry of External Affairs, India and S Jaishankar is corrupt"
In a revealing YouTube video, Rohan, a former employee of India's Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), exposes serious allegations of corruption and sexual harassment within the ministry, specifically targeting high-ranking officials, including S. Jaishankar. Rohan shares his personal experiences over eight years, detailing instances of misconduct, including harassment by superiors and the mishandling of complaints against corrupt employees.
Key Points from the Video
- Corruption and Misconduct: Rohan describes a toxic work environment under the leadership of Manisha Swami, who allegedly harassed employees and ignored complaints about inappropriate behavior from colleagues, particularly Adash Kumar Mishra, who was accused of sexual harassment.
- Retaliation for Complaints: Rohan alleges that after he filed complaints against Manisha Swami, he faced retaliation, including a fabricated sexual harassment complaint against him. He details how the ministry's internal processes were manipulated to suppress his grievances and maintain the status quo of corruption.
- Corruption in Promotions: Rohan highlights a broader culture of corruption, claiming that promotions and favorable positions were often granted to individuals involved in misconduct, while whistleblowers faced harassment and were sidelined.
- Inaction from Authorities: Despite his attempts to escalate the issues to higher authorities, including the Central Vigilance Commission, Rohan claims that no substantial action was taken against the accused individuals, further indicating systemic issues within the MEA.
- Broader Allegations: The video also touches on historical cases of severe misconduct, including a rape case involving MEA employees in Bangladesh and corruption related to embassy rentals, suggesting a pattern of abuse and negligence within the ministry.
- Call for Accountability: Rohan concludes with a plea for accountability, urging Indian leaders, including Prime Minister Modi, to take action against corrupt officials and ensure that those who speak out against corruption are protected rather than punished.
The video serves as a stark indictment of the MEA's internal culture and raises significant concerns about the integrity of its leadership, particularly S. Jaishankar, whom Rohan accuses of being complicit in the corruption.
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