While Mr. Abdullah appreciates what AAP has started doing in Delhi to uproot corruption and bribery, he sounds helpless in doing the same in J & K.  His statement is very ironical.  On the one hand, he says he has all such legislation in books to make J & K free of corruption and bribery while on the other hand, he is blaming the people for not being helpful in getting these laws implemented.  This is exactly what is confusing.  If anti-corruption and anti-bribery laws exist, what is stopping his government to implement them.  Why can't he designate a telephone number the way AAP has been doing it in Delhi for the public to lodge all bribery and corruption complaints.  Once the complaints are received, follow them and bring the culprits to books.  He has quoted many areas where the local government is aware of existence of bribery and corruption.  May be these departments are a good start.  Removal of corruption and bribery needs deeds not political statements.