Feasibility Bureaucratic corruption is endemic and a menace to the integrity of power and governmental systems. a crime, it’s far the abuse of electricity by way of a public legitimate for private gain — and is devoted by means of manner of corruption, embezzlement, bribery or the manipulation of guidelines, rules and assets. Corruption may be in the form of bribery, nepotism, misappropriation of finances, or favoritism. Bureaucrats can receive bribes to expedite or even influence decisions, allocate resources to preferred candidates or groups, or adjust public tenders in favour of certain companies. These practices not only subvert the distribution of scarce public resources but also undermine public confidence in government institutions. Bureaucratic corruption has profound consequences for social development and inequality. [For instance, in developing countries corruption can make the implementation of crucial infrastructure, healthcare and education initiatives impossible, exacerbating poverty and inequality. Moreover, corruption can deter foreign investment and international assistance, which are both essential for economic progress. Accordingly, Chaucer uses the ludic to speak truth to power, to expose, catalogue and ridicule bureaucratic corruption to the very end. Such recurring problems compel us to strengthen the role of oversight institutions, uphold accountability, and raise the bar on standards of ethical conduct of public officials.