The government, which allowed banks to hand over public money to defaulters, is now using the public money to keep the structure of the corrupt sector intact, without solving the deeper problem and using it for social welfare relief programmes for the needy and vulnerable. Taxpayer money is not available to them in the form of loans or credit lending for building small businesses. The fraudulent acts are still not seen as crimes by the court of law but as a matter of civic dispute. Most defaulters are acquitted by the court or are living rich lives as celebrities.
