Reforms 3.0 underline a credibility gap. First, reform the reformer

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The announcement of Administrative Reforms 3.0 highlights a credibility gap, suggesting that lasting reforms are impossible without reforming the state machinery itself. The author argues that the core problem lies in the government's ideology of governance, which exhibits a lack of presumptive trust in citizens, a tendency toward excessive surveillance, and a centralization of power. This political economy subverts administrative changes, as the government treats citizens as sources of disorder, undermining efforts to achieve necessary structural reforms.