Monday, March 7, 2011

CHAPTER 172

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INDIA – A COUNTRY THAT ACTS IN BAD FAITH
The last mail was submitted to Her Excellency the President of India on 23 February 2011. It was put in the blog: www.howeverythinghappenedinindia.blogspot.com on the same day. A link was given to www.thattan.com.
The Union Government on 23 February 2011 invited bids to hire consultants to ascertain the value of 773.13 acre land belonging to the erstwhile Public Sector Undertaking (PSU), Videsh Sanchar Nigam Limited (VSNL), located in five cities. The Government would sell the land after this exercise. The underground moles said that the surplus land was not part of the disinvestment bids.
The sale of the land is out and out unconstitutional.
It is now clear that the Union Government had sold public assets worth more than Re. 1,00,000 crore for about Re. 1000 crore through the above deal. It was done under the pretext that the Government should not do business.
The VSNL had about Re.1200 crore as surplus money at that time. Thus, the buyer got the PSU besides about Re.1200 crore after paying Re.1000 crore! The extent of land transmitted to the buyer has not been disclosed.
Though the VSNL had Re.1200 crore as surplus money, the buyer had to pay the money first. For this, the Government arranged about Re.850 crore as loan from the public sector Bank of India (BoI).
The present writer pin pointed the manipulations associated with the privatization of other PSUs also. Naturally, several PSUs escaped privatization. But for this writer, all PSUs would have gone into the hands of about ten people.
During this time, the Government –instead of restoring the VSNL- decided to take back the so-called surplus lands of the VSNL. Besides, the Government had asked the Governor of the Reserve Bank of India to resign.
The media should have given adequate publicity to the above. Instead, they threatened to eliminate this writer on 26 October 2002 as mentioned in Chapter 15 under Point No.10. Therefore, this writer had to attack the media. Naturally, the media decided to ‘strange’ this work.
The present writer had argued against the former Prime Minister of India with reasons and explanations to convince the Chief Justices of India (CJI) since 2001. But, neither did they reject the letters nor did they take necessary actions. Only after the retirement of the predecessor of the present CJI, the writer discovered that they did not understand anything.
The Supreme Court is aware of this.
All right thinking people now believe that the present CJI also would not understand anything. In fact, his silence in the above matter shows that he habitually acts in bad faith.
Mr. Arun Shourie, a former Union Minister, had agreed to appear before the CBI for interrogation on 21 February 2011. But there was no report about his interrogation on that day. The present writer pointed out this in the last letter. Consequently, he appeared before the CBI on 25 February 2011. Everyone in India smells a rat in this episode.
After the interrogation, Mr. Arun Shourie said that the real issue in the 2G spectrum issue was that Mr. Raja –the former Union Minister for Communication- made money while allocating the 2G spectrum. The message was that he did not make money. In fact, he indirectly requested the CBI to treat him as its friend.
Thus, Mr. Arun Shourie contends that he and the former Prime Minister are better than Mr. Raja.
It may be true that the former Prime Minister of India did not receive any bribe from anyone. He bestowed the people close to him with public assets so that the acceptors would make all others their slaves.
Now, the contents of the so-called Radia tape clearly show that the former Prime Minister acted in very bad faith during his tenure. Therefore, Mr. Raja must be better than Mr. Arun Shourie and the former Prime Minister of India.
Evidently, the underground moles conspire to save the real culprits and their assets through the aid of the Supreme Court and the investigation agencies.
The Government of Kerala granted over 200 acre of land on a 99 year lease to a foreigner for a “Smart City”. There is a theory that the foreigners could be given land to establish manufacturing centres and others in the heart of cities. However, the act of transferring public land to foreigners to establish a smart city is unconstitutional. The present resources of India show that the Government could start several ‘smart cities’.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on 25 February 2011 arrested the Chief of the public sector Nalco for receiving 10 kg of gold as bribe. The name of the donor was not disclosed.
The Department of Income Tax (IT) on 26 February 2011 revealed that the relatives of former CJI, K.G. Balakrishnan, had black money. The IT Department might retreat from the present stand, if someone asked it to identify the donors.
The police in Chennai arrested an individual while removing a box weighing 500 kg from the Chennai Airport. Three others escaped. The box contained several articles from China. The underground moles did not disclose anything about the above matter afterwards.
It is now clear that the Union Cabinet did not grant permission to anyone to import utensils and plastic materials from China. But, some underground moles liaised with China to convert India into its vassal state. Accordingly, the top officers –taking orders from the underground moles- allowed the illegal imports. China, in turn, is giving money to them in cash or kind.
The Union Budget for 2011-2012 was presented in Parliament on 28 February 2011. During the Budget speech the Finance Minister (FM) said that the subsidy on kerosene; gas and fertilizers would be directly given to the consumers from April 2012 onwards. The statement is consistent with this work. But many such assurances are not being implemented.
The Budget was for about Re.12 lakh crore. 27 per cent of this amount would be borrowed from the public. Re. 40,000 crore would be raised through selling the shares of the PSUs.
As usual, the FM was silent about the most important middle portion. He was silent about the Re.3 lakh crore in the Provident Fund (PF) and another Re.3.5 lakh crore in the Pension Fund. He did not mention the money in the banks and the public sector undertakings like the Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC). There was not even an assurance to take over the natural assets of India.
Thus, the Government borrows about Re.3.5 lakh crore only to hand over it to two or three boys. This is happening in front about 30 learned judges of the Supreme Court!
In Chapter 6, it was mentioned that the soldiers were not properly paid. That situation has changed. Now they are not getting their allowances. The Government owes not less than Re.50,000 in allowances to every soldier in the border areas. The Government simply writes off some arrears due to them.
If the Chief of a private bank like the ICICI bank could remove Re. 3 lakh crore from the PF, he could be paid Re. 5 crore per annum. This is the reason for the difference in pay of the Chiefs of the Armed Forces and the Chief of the ICICI bank. No wonder that the latter pretends as a talented person in India.
If the Government were ready to take over the natural assets, the soldiers –besides handsome pay - would get their allowances instantly. All self financing colleges in India would become aided institutions, again, instantly. India would undergo a metamorphosis.
The Parliament on 1 March 2011 approved the merger of the State Bank of Indore with the State Bank of India (SBI). This is an action taken in bad faith. Now, the manipulators would remove public money through one counter instead of through two counters.
The Election Commission of India (ECI) on 1 March 2011 announced elections to four State Assemblies.
The people have a right to hear the words of the present writer. It is their fundamental right. Now, the Supreme Court and the ECI are skipping over the people consciously. Therefore, the act of conducting elections without enforcing freedom of expression is null and void.
A Member of Legislative Assembly (MLA) of Gujarat State said that the underground mole had secured benefits worth Re.29000 crore to a private company.
The Counsel for the petitioner in the 2G spectrum case said that a senior officer of the CBI responsible for the 2G investigation had joined a private company that had received 2G spectrum. On the same day, the CBI wanted the court to hear the case in-camera.
This shows that the CBI officers should be paid not less than Re.5 lakh per month. Otherwise, 90 per cent of the officers of the CBI would consider various complaints as an opportunity to make money. This is the reason why the CBI, very often. wants the Supreme Court to hear many cases in-camera.
The underground moles on 5 March 2011 disclosed that 5 per cent shares of the public sector ONGC would be sold on 5 April 2011.
Chapter 82 shows that the Union Government had shares worth Re seven lakh crore. The Government and the LIC could sell the shares of the private companies to garner money. In this matter, the present Prime Minister- just like his predecessor- is acting in bad faith. This is the job he is doing. India is fast becoming a country replete with leaders acting in bad faith.
A Bench of the Supreme Court hearing the Hasan Ali case on 3 March 2011 said, “What the hell is going on”. The underground moles did not disclose the names of the judges in the Bench. A TV said that he was keeping the black money of some political leaders.
A Supreme Court Bench on 3 March 2011 set aside the appointment of Mr. P.J. Thomas as the Chief Vigilance Commissioner. The Chief Justice S.H. Kapadia and Justices K.S. Radhakrishnan and Swatan Kumar were in the Bench. The Bench said that the courts could review the legality of the policy decisions of the Government. This judgment is thus opposed to the BALCO judgment mentioned in Chapter 3.
The Bench, further, said that the post of the CVC should not be restricted to civil servants alone but all persons of impeccable integrity should be considered. Thus, the Supreme Court assumed the power of a law making body.
If the Supreme Court - as an institution - had decided to act in good faith in the above matter, it would have taken over the natural assets. It would have restored the vanquished PSUs. It would not have permitted the Government to extend tax exemption to investments in the hands of private parties.
The Delhi High Court on 4 March 2011 allowed the CBI to discharge the Italian business man, Ottavio Guattroachi, from the two decade old Bofors’ case. The reason was that the Government had spent Re.250 crore without any result. The court could have directed the CBI to keep the case pending without spending much money.
A Supreme Court Bench headed by the Chief Justice S.H. Kapadia said that the public sector BSNL was not entitled to charge private operators for providing signaling network. Many more such judgment could be expected from the present CJI.
Mr. M.L.Sharma, an advocate, submitted before the CJI that the Department of Vigilance had found back money in the hands of the relatives of the former CJI.
Mr. Lalit Mody, the former Chairman of the Indian Premier League (IPL) said that the investigation agencies were demanding money to hush up the cases against him.
The facts from 23 February 2011 to 6 March 2011 are being submitted to Her Excellency the President of India on 7 March 2011.
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