Culture of startup in India – “It’s time for India to start the Ministry of Bribery”: The user takes the ecosystem of leadership in India goes virus

Since the Federation Minister Bio Joyal criticized startups in India due to the lack of innovation when compared to their foreign counterparts, the founders of startups and Internet cattle have informed many issues of government policies related to youth and entrepreneurship.

While some said it was difficult to secure approvals for their start -up ideas, others raised questions about the lack of government support for adventure capitalists. However, a social media user recently participated in somewhat ironic struggles on the conflicts that entrepreneurs in India must confront regularly.

The user wrote: “I think the time has come for India begins to manage the relationship between the Ministry of Labor and empower the benefit of industry, and is also known as bribery, then for every activity, repairing something called empowerment fees, depending on the value of the project, capabilities, etc.”

The user even suggested that if he is embodied, how will this system do. He said that anyone who wants to start a company or make what can pay these fees directly to the ministry, with an addition that can start the EMI chart if the amount is very large.

“If the amount is very large, they can until the EMI chart can start, as fees can be paid in installments with Bajaj Finance.”

The social media user also wrote that when the empowerment fee is paid, a mail is photographed for all the official “Babos” who will work after that at lightning speed and ensure that everything is moving smoothly.

Well, “Babus” will not leave high and dry and without benefits. “Then at the end of the month, its share is automatically deposited in their account, after the GST discount,” the user mentioned. “If they are working more efficiently, a reward can also be given. Everything will be happy, including entrepreneurs. It is time to disrupt corruption.”

Meanwhile, Joach Joyal explained his comment after he ignited extreme anger among the founders of startups and youth in India, alike.

Joyl said he had a very profound analysis of the ecosystem to start operating in the country, while the old older Congress party accuses the creation of a “false and manufacturer.”