CHAPTER 138

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DEMONS

A Union Minister on 1 May 2010 said that India achieved 8.7 per cent growth rate only because the Government allowed private players. This could be construed as his reply to this work. The reverberations within the Union Cabinet also would have prompted him to give this reply.

The Chief Justice of India on 1 May 2010 said that the law colleges must inculcate critical thinking among the students.

The Speaker of Parliament said that people with courage of conviction and commitment to a cause must enter political arena.

The Chief Justice of India–designate on 2 May 2010 said that judicial activism beyond a point was against the rule of law. As predicted, the learned judge is showing the characteristic reaction of an attached judge. Or, he is reacting to the changes of the detached judges of the Supreme Court.

The nation has not seen any judicial activism of the Supreme Court although one or two public interest cases had been entertained without disturbing the beneficiaries of the present system.

Obviously, what the above learned judge means by judicial activism is FREEDOM of Indians. According to him any action in favour of FREEDOM would go against rule of law.

Though many leaders are latently working against FREEDOM, no leader has talked anything openly against FREEDOM. Yet a learned judge is openly talking against FREEDOM! But, the lowest among men alone would rob the people of their FREEDOM.

The attached judges are partners and owners of many companies. Now they are becoming too strongly attached to the companies. They are giving about $220 billion to a few individuals every year.

The beneficiaries multiply their wealth every minute depending upon the availability of the ores. They convert public assets into private assets through various ways. The public offices like the Post Offices remain at their disposal for their business activity. They gradually buy the entire world. Thus they are the richest men in the world. They are always surrounded by aristocratic relatives, wealthy political leaders and powerful judges. They perform sacrifices and thus they rejoice.

The extent of FREEDOM necessary to the people to survive is determined by their media wing.

As an alternative, the present writer has been croaking for the last ten years to persuade the Government to use public assets for public welfare.

The above two radically different views would not live peacefully together. In the past, this demanded blood. Now, it may not be a remedy.

It must be reiterated that FREEDOM would solve this problem. Now, some leaders talk. But they deny the same right to the people. In this way, the State overshadows the man. As a result, man becomes less than man. The people in no other country lose their identity as in India.

It is said that the lowest among the men are demons.

The facts from 1 May 2010 to 5 May 2010 are being submitted to Her Excellency the President of India on 6 May 2010.

V.SABARIMUTHU