CHAPTER 133

133

ILLUSION

A leader of the Congress Party on 27 March, 2010 said that the Government must be sensitive to the demands of the common man. The title of Chapter 91 of this work is “SENSITIVITY”.

Mrs. Melindda French Gates came to India to start a programme to bring down the unacceptably high infant death rates in the UP and Bihar States. If the Government had used public assets for public welfare, infant mortality rates of India would not have warranted her visit.

Some men, wearing caps made of cotton cloth, presented a yarn making machine to a leader of the Congress Party. The newspapers all over India showed this photograph to create an illusion about the leader. The use of this kind of machine had been recommended to stop the import of cloth from England. India is now exporting raw materials only to import finished products from China. In reality, their leader is permitting this. But they are not aware of this.

The Chief Justice of India on 28 March, 2010 said that the judges were encountering situations that were neither contemplated by the legislature nor discussed in the judiciary. He pointed out that the judges would have to go beyond the plain reading of statutes and the submission made by the counsel. He wanted the legal practitioners to possess an elementary knowledge about political science, sociology, economics, history, philosophy, commerce, international trade, intellectual property, natural resources and natural sciences. This is to solve various cases.

In this connection, it must be noted that that this work is a blend of all the above. Hereafter, the syllabus of the law course might include all the above subjects. This a positive side effect of this work. However, it must be noted that though this work rolls in his hands, he is not finding a solution to various cases before him.

The Chief Justice, further, said that the courts were constrained to take into account the policy concerns and legislative intents.

The above statement of the Chief Justice shows that he liaises with the Prime Minister of India and –among other things- he approves the denial of FREEDOM to Indians. The Prime Minister might have told the judges that his mission was to bring in truck loads of money from the foreign countries. He might have articulated that actions consistent with this work would jeopardize the progress of the country. He might have claimed that he had been acting in good faith.

In reality, the Prime Minister helped about ten people to siphon off ship loads of money in the last six years. The claim that he acts in good faith is an illusion. In fact, the Government has thrown 1000 million people into a ditch in very bad faith.

In Chapter 129, this writer pointed out the fact that the Union Budget for 2010 - 2011 could have been for about $ 500 billion instead of the present $ 250 billion. It was explained further in Chapter 130. This immediately provoked the Prime Minister to say that the investments in the XII five-year plan would be doubled to $1000 billion. There exists a well known story that starts with Blue to describe this condition.

Curiously, the Chief Justice mentioned the words natural resources.

This indicates that the Supreme Court is becoming conscious of the consequences of conniving at the exploitation of the natural resources by about ten individuals.

The Supreme Court must realize that about $ 250 billion to $ 400 billion per year taken from the natural assets as profit is a very big amount. This amount must have reflected in the Union Budget. Apparently, the Supreme Court is now convinced that the Prime Minister of India misguided them. This is the reason why the judgements of the Supreme Court have been not independent of the opinion of the Government since Independence. At least now, the Supreme Court must decide the cases according to its own opinion.

A prominent leader of a Left Party –a woman- on 31 March, 2010 said that some unscrupulous people were minting money in the name of tribal people. She wanted the tribal people to launch a united struggle to prevent cheating in weights and for remunerative price for their produce. The newspapers all over India published this. They projected this as the burning problem of India.

In this connection, it must be pointed out that the above leader had been shouting slogans against the higher prices for food articles produced by them. While standing before the tribal people, she wants remunerative price for their produce!

The above leader is not demanding the Government to take over public assets. She is not even ready to tell this matter to her followers. Therefore, in reality, she is against the welfare of the tribal people.

If this work forced the Supreme Court or the Government to nationalize the natural resources, she would come in front to claim the credit for it. If the present Government were overthrown, then also she would claim the credit for it. Others also possess this dual nature. But, when the women leaders talk like this, the people simply fail to understand their real nature.

Further, it must be noted that the present writer did not use hard words like unscrupulous in this work. Yet the Supreme Court is not directing the newspapers to inform the existence of this work to the people.

The Union Government on 1 April, 2010 reiterated its desire to deepen its relationship with China. This shows that the date of arrival of Chinese made trains at Mumbai must be treated as a day of mourning.

The Government said that the mock auction for the 3G spectrum would be conducted on 5 April, 2010. Thus the Government creates an illusion about its rights.

It is said that in England – in a time of necessity- the whole wealth and property of everyone from the Duke to the cobbler, is at the disposal of the Government. The present writer did not say that the lawfully earned wealth of anyone must be at the disposal of the Government. But the demand is to bring the natural resources at the disposal of all people.

Evidently, the Supreme Court should have stopped the auction and directed the Government to take over all natural resources. Alternatively, the Supreme Court could have directed the Government to initiate a FREE debate over this work. As the Supreme Court doubts its own powers, it is becoming a party to the plundering.

An English newspaper requested the Government to forget all about the territory lost in the Indo-China war to deepen the bilateral trade. This is the reason why China could break all Indian laws and sell its manufactured items through shops all over India.

The Prime Minister of India on 1 April, 2010 said that he read using the dim light of kerosene lamp and could become the Prime Minister of India because of his education. He added that the Right To Education (RTE) Act would enable the children of tribal people and other neglected sections of the people to realize their dreams. He predicted that money would not be a problem.

In this connection, it must be noted that even the birds in a cage try to fly away because they yearn for FREEDOM. But the children in India do not realize the fact that they have no FREEDOM to know men and matters.

The Prime Minister got the education while he was in “a mode of passion”. This must be the reason why he remains attached to the manipulators of public assets. The children should not follow his example.

Had a FREE election been conducted, the people would have ditched the present proprietors of nation in the Indian Ocean and chosen the present writer. To this extent, the present mandate to rule India is unconstitutional. The present Government is an illusion. The reality is that it will have no free existence in an atmosphere of FREEDOM.

It is said that a man must be FREE from ILLUSION.

The facts from 27 March, 2010 to 2 April, 2010 are being submitted to Her Excellency the President of India on 3 April, 2010.

V.SABARIMUTHU