DGCA deputy director and Reliance's Asteria Aerospace's VP were arrested in this operation by CBI. The DGCA director had asked for a bribe and the company official was giving the bribe (for some drone approval?) The GoI is definitely working against corruption in all departments. I keep seeing such news where GoI's own agencies keep getting the corrupt in many of GoI organizations. While some will call it as corruption being rampant in the system, I see it as good news. It is good as such action is better than not having any, thinking all is well. And the action also deters others from corruption. Corruption in India has become a culture, especially in state and central govt orgs. Ingrained over decades of license raj and corrupt governments. It will take years to clean up more. But one thing patriotic Indians must be beware of is the adversaries are using corruption by local officials in democracies to incite the public against the central government these days. This is the new communist method coming from one country to destabilize, using psyops, democracies with governments not favorable to them. Like they have tried in the Philippines, Indonesia, Argentina etc. Though countries like Pakistan, China, Iran, Turkey are much more corrupt, we will never see anti-corruption sentiment or protests in these countries because there's no incitement of their people. In India, every issue is being taken and amplified across the country and people incited to feel much more miserable about it. Though these issues are much worse in neighboring countries and better in India than what they used to be in the past. Be it infra woes or corruption, we can clearly see a pattern of public incitement amplifying them. A lot of people immediately say "So you don't want us to protest against the government for this or that issue?" Not at all. But don't become a useful sepoy of the adversaries to be used to destabilize your own country, your life, cause anarchy, and push yourself into economic misery they can take advantage of.

@aravind Don't show who is arrested, show us how many you have convicted and sentenced. How many IAS are convicted??