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It’d be difficult for future govts to trust RBI Guv appointed by earlier party: Arun Jaitley

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April 1, 2019
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When former governors join the political mainstream, the whole cause propagated for autonomy of the institutions gets impacted, said Arun Jaitley, Finance Minister, in an interview with ETNOW.

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What is your view on Rahul Gandhis NYAY scheme?

I am yet to read an analysis coming from any serious economist or an economic observer who thinks that Rahul Gandhis NYAY is doable. Of course, for political slogan purposes, it is alright but when somebody decides and anticipates politics as a next career, I look at statements as a potential politician not merely as an economist.

You have also called the critics, especially the one who have doubted your data, as constant contrarians. They have been saying that there has been a deterioration of institutions and one of the former governors is now being consulted by the Congress Party!

According to me when former governors join the political mainstream, the whole cause propagated for autonomy of the institutions, itself gets impacted. When they dwell into statements which are politically loaded, rather than during their tenure as a governor, it is far easier to analyse those statements.

Therefore if this trend continues, it may become difficult for future governments to trust governors appointed by the earlier party. Otherwise, nobody changes governors. After all, we also allowed Dr Rajan to have a full term. He is a very brilliant man. But after getting into the political thicket, if he makes a statement, then I will take it as more political than economic.

Now let us come to the data. Our data is prepared by the CSO and various organisations, weighted at various stages. In fact, most of the time I read about it only in the newspapers. It does not even come to me the previous evening. I have never met anybody in these institutions at a pre-data stage and I am fairly categorical about it.

IMF which is the mother of all data, accepts it but some left of centre academics who have signed multiple memorandums against the government sign one more and therefore the data becomes a suspect. Rafale deal became a suspect because you had signatories. EVMs which have been working from 1996 became a suspect because some people signed on it. We have thrown the defaulting industrialists out of management and they say 15 logo ka rin maaf kar diya. These are all fake campaigns. The data campaign is a fake campaign.

Now let us come to institutions. Judiciary, we have had no confrontation. Only one incident, the Supreme Court judgement Read More – Source

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