Sujit Kumar

Corruption within government is not merely a moral weakness but a structural threat that destabilizes entire nations. It undermines public institutions, weakens economic progress, fuels inequality, and fosters political unrest. This paper explores the disastrous consequences of government corruption, including the erosion of trust, economic mismanagement, social injustice, international disrepute, and long-term damage to national development. The argument emphasizes that corruption, if left unchecked, can destroy the very foundations of a state and cripple future generations.

An article on "The Disastrous Impact of Government Corruption on National Stability" published by Muhammad Yamin Hilal.

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