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DOUBLE
STANDARD
The
last mail was submitted to Mr. Pranab Mukherjee, His Excellency the President of India, on 26 July 2012. The same mail was
sent to the Supreme Court of India, Indian Army and Indian Air Force.
Later, it was posted in the blog www:
howeverythinghappenedinindia.blogspot.com and a link was given
to www.thattan.com
Mrs. Kiran Bedi
–a member of Team Anna – on 26 July 2012, said that the Union
Government had instructed the media to underplay their agitation.
The
media has conducted discussions worth Re.10,000 crore on Team
Anna and Yoga
guru Baba Ramdev in the last two
months alone. Yet, Mrs. Kiran Bedi
is not contented with it. The fact that her views come to the notice
of the people shows that she is as dear to the recipients of the
Provident Fund (PF)
money as Baba Ramdev.
In
this connection, it must be noted that none in India – other than
this writer- has uttered any word regarding the black money
associated with the PF money.
Upholding a decision of the Government
of Jharkhand state to cancel some
mining licenses, a Bench of the Supreme Court of India comprising
Justices R.M. Lodha and H.L. Gohhale,
on 27 July 2012, declared that minerals were national assets. The
judges quoted Article 39 (b) of the Constitution of India for this.
Though the judges justified the cancellation of a
few mining licenses, they chose not to disturb the licenses in the
hand of many others.
It
is pertinent to recall that, on 7 May 2010, a three judge Bench of
the Supreme Court of India headed by Chief
Justice K.G. Balakrishnan declared –as
mentioned in Chapter 139- that all natural resources must be
exclusively handled by the Public
Sector Undertakings (PSUs). Based on
the judgment, the minerals and the spectrum should have come under
the PSUs. However, the judgment was not implemented.
Evidently, the Supreme Court of India is not
implementing its own judgments when they affect the rulers of India.
Further, even
when other illegalities were pointed out, the Supreme Court connived
at them. Thus, the Hindustan Zinc
Limited (HZL) was given to a charge -
sheeted company in violation of all norms.
The
present judgment must be viewed in the proper perspective.
The United Front
Government headed by Mr.
H.D. Deve Gowda delegated the power to
grant mining licenses to the State Governments. This was a momentous
decision because minerals went in the hands of the pressure groups in
various States thereby affecting the interests of the pressure group
that rules India. One or two States misused this power as in Orissa,
and the iron ores went in the hands of some foreign players.
The real rulers retaliated by bringing down Mr.
H.D. Deve Gowda within 11 months.
Now,
the recipients of the PF money want the Supreme Court of India to
cancel the licenses of the small players citing various illegalities.
In fact, some are in jail.
The rulers say that the mining licenses in their
hands are legal, and all the rest are illegal. In this way, they proclaim to the world that rule of law prevails in India.
Now,
what the Supreme Court of India says is law. Does not the Supreme
Court misuse its power? In which way the public property is different
from the minerals? Is it not a double standard?
The New Indian Express,
on 29 July 2012, through Mr. Arun
Nehru, said that India had to brace
for a difficult 2012-2013.
Through a Mr. George
the paper said that challenges of India had assumed critical
proportions.
Through another writer the paper said that no grand
idea was visible.
The
above is the inference of the paper to the last mail sent to the
President of India.
What
does the paper mean by critical
proportions? Does the paper think that
the black money associated with the PF money would be recovered? Does
it fear the next Chief Justice of India?
BPN live blog, on 29 July 2012, said that a
number of ministers had to go to jail because of the strict anti
-corruption laws.
The
same blog said that the schemes for the poor people, if implemented,
could change their destiny. But it deplored that those schemes never
reached them because of corruption in the system.
Thus,
even the blogs are being detailed to say that the nation was not
affected by the recipients of the PF money.
The Research and Analysis Wing (RAW)
detected black money to the tune of Re. 550 crore in France. The
newspapers reported this on 29 July 2012. The CBI could recover Re. 5
lakh crore to Re.10 lakh crore from the recipients of the PF money.
The ICICI Bank Ltd
recorded 36 per cent profit - $327 million - for the April – June
quarter. This bank had received a huge amount of the PF money.
Apparently, it used a part of this money to trade in gold.
Surely, an enquiry would show that the ICICI Bank
suppresses it real income. The Government would remain silent until
this bank siphons off the profit to other countries.
An officer of the Department
of Telecommunications- a
Mr. Srivasta – submitted before the
court hearing the 2G case that
former Minister Mr. Raja
decided the cut off date. This shows that Mr.
Raja did not collaborate with the
officers, and did his duty.
The Governor of the Reserve
Bank of India (RBI), Mr.
Subba Rao, on 31 July 2012, said that
several other factors played a significant role in the current
economic slow down. Does he not mean the impact of the black money
associated with the PF money? If so, did he not reinvest the amount?
What happened to the PF money?
According to the 68th
National Sample Survey Organization (NSSO), 10
percent of the rural people in India spend Re.16.78 per day, and half
of the rural population lives on Re.33. One must compare this with
the black money associated with the PF money.
32
passengers - of the Chennai bound Tamil
Nadu Express - were charred to death
on 30 July 2012 at Nellore
when flames engulfed a coach.
The
present writer had requested the Government to remove the iron rods
from the windows. Now, there exist two sliding windows – a glass
window and an iron window. The iron rods are redundant. For the
safety of children and others, the iron rods could be substituted by
emergency exit windows.
But
the Government has no money. It has not invested anything on the
railways in the last twenty years. No bullet trains. Very little
railway lines have been built. Practically there is no doubling of
railway lines. The shock absorbers in the coaches are miserable and
are more than twenty years old. If the Government hands over Re.3
lakh crore to the private parties, how will it get money for
investments? The people cannot escape even from the burning coaches!
The Union Government, on 2 August 2012, approved
certain changes in the land transfer policy for Government- owned
land to speed up public –private partnership projects (PPPP). The
recipients of the PF money want the PPPP because they want to convert
their black money into white money. All the PPPP are out and out
unconstitutional because of the black money factor associated with
them.
India, on 2 August 2012, allowed the Foreign
Direct Investments (FDI) from the firms and the individuals from
Pakistan. India does this more to help the recipients of the PF money
rather than to help Pakistan.
The Union Cabinet, on 3 August 2012, set
Re.14,000 crore as the reserve price of the 5 mega hertz pan India
spectrum.
In
this connection, it must be pointed out that the recipients of the PF
money are ready to give Re.1,40,000 crore to the Government for it.
The only condition is that the black money in their hands should not
be recovered.
The Supreme Court of India must see that the laws
laid by it are not to enable the holders of black money to corner the
spectrum and the other public assets. It must discard its
unconstitutional ways and restore constitutionalism in India.
A court in Delhi, on 4 August 2012, granted bail to
former Union Minister Dr. Anbumani
Ramadoss. Consistent with the last
letter, the court did not send him to jail. The Supreme Court must
note that the Constitution of India does not permit the prosecution
of a Union Minister without the prosecution of the Prime Minister.
Research and Analysis Wing (RAW),
on 5 August 2012, claimed that it unearthed illegal – called hawala -
transactions of Mr. A. Raja.
All the ministers under Prime
Minister Manmohan Singh would get not
less than Re.10000 crore each through illegal transactions one day or
other for giving the PF money to the private parties. Mr.Raja
cannot be an exception. However, if any Union Minister commits any
illegality, the Prime Minister of India must be the first accused.
On 6 August 2012, Venezuela
revealed its intension to nationalize foreign oil exploration
companies.
Prime Minister of India Mr.
Manmohan Singh, on 8 August 2012, said
that he was prepared to discuss issues. He knows that this work will
not come to the notice of the people. The moment this comes out, he
would quit office.
The
RBI, on 6 August 2012, allowed the banks to lend money for the
upcoming auction for the spectrum. The BJP Government had given
public money to the private parties to buy the PSUs. The present
Government gives public money to them to account for the black money.
It is patently unconstitutional. The Governor of the RBI and the
Chief Justice of India are liable for prosecution.
The
trade imbalance of India with China widened to $27 billion in 2011.
India pledges its sovereignty to China because a few individuals got
loan or other benefits from China.
The profit of the public sector State
Bank of India (SBI) doubled to Re.3752
crore in the April-June quarter.
The SBI had received a part of the PF money. The
Supreme Court alone knows the whereabouts of this money.
Further, many customers genuinely suspect that the
banks in general and some private banks in particular overcharge
interests on jewel loans and others. If the RBI does not allow this,
it could direct all financial institutions to send a message every
month on the interest accrued to every loan account.
The DLF company, on 13 August 2012, disclosed its
decision to sell its 17 acre plot in Mumbai for Re.2700 crore, almost
four times the amount the company paid to the public sector National
Textile Corporation (NTC) of India in
2005. The real price will be higher than the book value.
The DLF had purchased the above land using public
money. One person sells the property, and another person buys the
property. This is the law laid down by the Supreme Court of India.
This is the reason why it refuses to enforce freedom of expression.
There are reports that the Tamilnad
Mercantile Bank would sell 5 per cent
of its shares through an Initial Public
Offering (IPO)
very soon.
The above bank had been started mainly through the
contribution from the people of a particular community in Tamil Nadu.
Though they got shares, they were not transacted. A clever man
noticed this and secretly bought the shares. After that he claimed
the ownership of the bank. Mr. Pon
Radhakrishnan and Mr.
L.K. Advani of the BJP restored the
shares after giving a hefty amount to him.
It is clear, that the shares sold to the public
must always remain with the public. Even 1 per cent of the shares
shall not go into the hand of the enemies, competitors, rivals or
black money holders.
Former Governor RBI Mr.Y.V.
Reddy is to be appointed as the head
of the 14th Finance Commission.
Anyone
going through this would tell that Prime
Minister Manmohan Singh, President
of India Pranab Mukherjee, Union
Minister P. Chithambaram, former Chief Justice of India K.G.
Balakrishnan, former President of India Mrs. Pratibha Devisingh
Patil, former Governor of the RBI Mr.Y.K. Reddy
and present Chief Justice of India S.H.
Kapadia are the top seven offenders of
the nation. They secretly gave Re.3 lakh crore in the PF to the
private parties for generating black money.
Former President Mrs. Pratibha Devisingh Patil
and former Chief Justice K.G.
Balakrishnan are included because
neither did they prevent the occurrence of the crime nor did they
grant freedom to Indians.
The
present Chief Justice of India S.H.
Kapadia is included because he covered
up the crime by sending to jail a former Union Minister and many
other small offenders. This double standard of the Chief Justice is a
most despicable one.
All but Y.K. Reddy
are occupying top positions. If this work fails, he will get the
appointment, and tomorrow the Armed Forces might be forced to give
21-gun salute to him.
Vice President of India Mr.
Hamid Ansari was sworn in as the Vice
President of India again. He did not utter even a word for the
freedom of Indians in the last five years. He is a man of practical
wisdom.
The
facts from 26 July 2012 to 13 August 2012 are being submitted to Mr.
Pranab Mukherjee,
His Excellency the President of India, on 14 August 2012.
The same letter is being sent to the Chief Justice of
India, and the Chiefs of the Indian Army and Indian Air Force.
V.
Sabarimuthu
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14
August 2012.
