Native indian reverend Shivpal Yadav: 'You can grab a little'

INDIA: A reverend in the Native indian state of Uttar Pradesh has informed authorities that they could "steal a little", but should not be "robbing" community resources.
Public works reverend Shivpal Yadav made content while discussing to authorities at Etah region.
Mr Yadav later said he was against data file corruption error and that information programs had proven an modified edition of his feedback.
The feedback have triggered an turmoil in a nation which is seeing a increasing strategy against data file corruption error.
"As long as you give your very best and get things done, you can grab a little. But this should not convert into theft," Mr Yadav was proven on information programs as informing authorities at a conference.
Mr Yadav, who connected to the regulating Samajwadi Celebration, later held responsible the press for shooting the conference without authorization.
"Only an modified cut of my feedback at the conference is being proven on the information programs. I was actually talking about ways to check data file corruption error at a conference with region authorities. I am resolutely against corruption", he informed correspondents.
Mr Yadav said his govt had been chosen on a commitment to control "rampant" data file corruption error under the past govt led by the Bahujan Samaj Celebration.
He said he had taken action against a number of damaged authorities, and it was wrong to think he was condoning graft.
A latest study said data file corruption error in Native indian had cost immeasureable dollars and confronted to destroy development.