207. The Top Judges of the Nation.

207

AN ANNIHILATOR

       The last mail was submitted to Mr. Pranab Mukherjee,  His Excellency the President of India, on 14 August 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

           Delivering the sixty sixth Independence Day address to the Nation, on 14 August 2012, President of India Mr. Pranab Mukherjee, said that the institutions might have suffered the weariness of time. The answer, according to him, was not to destroy but to re-engineer them.

         In this connection, it must be stated that he had – in bad faith- given Re. 3 lakh crore - that was rotting in the Provident Fund (PF)- to the private parties. So long as the media, armed forces and the top judges of the nation support him in this matter, he need not fear about the destruction of his office.

         Chief Minister of West Bengal Miss Mamata Banergee, on 14 August 2012, said that court verdicts could be bought for money.

           Her words reached every part of India because she had – in bad faith- given Re.3 lakh crore to the private parties.

         In his Independence Day address to the nation, on 15 August 2012, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said that rapid economic growth could not be achieved because of lack of political consensus.

       He could secure not only the political but also the judicial consensus to hand over the PF money to the private parties. Now he talks like this to save his position.

      On the same day, he warned that slow economic growth would hit national security.

     The present writer - hundreds of times - said that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh converted India into a vassal of China. Now he says the same to others.

      Chief Justice of India S.H. Kapadia, on 15 August 2012, said that judicial overreach would erode legitimacy of judgments. He added that the judges should not govern the nation. He talks like this so that his successors- just like him- would conserve the black money associated with the PF money. Alternatively, he says that the BALCO and the 2G laws laid down by the Supreme Court would be repealed before his retirement.

       The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), on 16 August 2012, stipulated that all retail investors must be given a minimum guaranteed number of shares. Further, it said that it would consider a safety net for the small investors.

       The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) of India, on 17 August 2012, disclosed that the public exchequer lost Re. 1.86 crore because coal blocks were allocated without bidding.

      Had the coal blocks been given to the Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs), the nation might have gained Re.5 lakh crore. The CAG did not choose to put forward this constitutional suggestion.

       Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, on 18 August 2012, said that he was pained by the high cut off marks for admission to engineering courses. The act of giving Re.3 lakh crore to private parties did not give him any pain. He has a different heart.

         On the same day, he said that India needed leaders from the fields of science and engineering. This is an insinuation.

      Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, on 19 August 2012, said that he would work for the economic and political equality of the people.

      He has been concealing this work from the eye of the people with disastrous consequences. Yet, he talks like this. This shows "how wolfish man can be to man".

         President Pranab Mukherjee greeted the children on the occasion of the Eid at the Presidential Palace on 20 August 2012. He should have recovered the black money associated with the PF money before greeting them.

        According to some reports, the Union Government would sell some properties of the public sector BSNL. The acceptors of the PF money keep a huge amount of black money. They could buy all public properties like the railways.

        The BJP, on 21 August 2012, demanded the resignation of the Prime Minister for the coal allocation, and disrupted the Parliament to achieve this.

           Mr. Ravishankar Prasad of the BJP, on 21August 2012, clubbed the coal allocation issue with other acts of corruption. He went to the extent of saying that the Delhi Airport worth Re.2 lakh crore was gifted for a small amount. The NDTV published his words. However, as in the 2G spectrum issue, he wanted the cancellation of the licenses granted by the present UPA government and not those allocated earlier by various governments.

      Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, as minister in charge of coal, accepted responsibility for the coal allocation. However, in contrast to the 2G spectrum allocation, he said that the decision was a collective one.

         The Hindu, on 25 August 2012, demanded the government to invest in infrastructure through the Public Private Partnership (PPP) route. This shows that the recipients of the PF money do not want to invest their black money in any uncertain activity.

      China is going to introduce Mandarin language in more than 100 Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) schools. For this, China would give training to 300 Indian teachers.

      China is introducing not only its language but also its culture in India. In fact, the people have started believing in Chinese superstitions. They are buying various Chinese articles to this end. The tragedy now is that it has succeeded in introducing its language in India without any open debate at any level!

        Former Army Chief V.K. Singh, on 24 August 2012, submitted before a court in Delhi that ex-Lieutenant General Tejinder Singh had been demeaning the Army through a petition against him.

         Mr. Adi Godrej, President, Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), on 24 August 2012, requested the government to revive economic growth with a single focus on reforms. His demand was that public property must be given against black money.

       Larsen &Toubro (L &T) Executive Chairman A.M. Naik, on 24 August 2012, asked the Government to frame strong anti-dumping laws to protect the manufacturing sector of India from cheap products from China.

         China is being allowed to dump its products for the bribe - given as loan - to some people. This writer pointed out this several times. But the industrialists ignored it. As a result, several industries perished.

       Now, if India imposes a ban on carcinogenic toys from China, the latter would retaliate by restricting the export of some electronic items. The message is that India is fast losing its independence.

      Now, India blocked about 300 websites without assigning any reason. Is it the preliminary step to a big invasion?

         On 25 August 2012, the Chief Election Commissioner, V.S. Sampath, demanded greater autonomy to the Election Commission of India (ECI).

           The recipients of the PF money keep Re.30 lakh crore in black money. They use this money to determine the nature of the government. The ECI uses its present autonomy to take orders from them. Accordingly, it  keeps cameras all over India to catch those people carrying a small amount of money for election work.

      The New Indian Express, on 25 August 2012, said that the ambivalence of Manmohan Singh government to auction the natural resources was puzzling. In support, it cited “Chawla Committee” recommendations and the Supreme Court judgements. Finally, the paper said that “the government was injecting an element of uncertainty into something that had been seemingly settled”.

         Complementing the above editorial, a Supreme Court Bench, on 27 August 2012, directed the government to complete the 2G spectrum auction before January 11, 2013. The court warned that any failure to implement its order would invite contempt proceedings. The media did not reveal the judges in the Bench.

       The top judges obeyed the media in bad faith. It “directed attention precisely to a wrong thing to which man anyhow was so likely to be attracted”. Thus they confirmed the 2G judgement in its mistake.

    Another Supreme Court Bench comprising Justice K.S. Radhakrishnan and J.S. Khehar, on 31 August 2912, directed Sahara India Real Estate Corporation Ltd (SIRECL) to refund over Re.24,000 crore collected from 2.21crore investors by way of a bond.

         In a reply, Sahara -latently- said that some corporate houses siphon off money to foreign countries and that the top judges of the nation belong to them. Sahara published this statement through a full page advertisement in English newspapers as the media -otherwise-would not have published its inference.

      The judgment shows that the top judges of the nation are "blessed with the strength and might to impose their will upon the nation". Therefore, they should have enforced freedom of expression, cancelled the mining licenses granted to everybody, and recovered the black money associated with the PF money before delivering this judgment.

    Further, many other companies ran away with the collected money. The top judges could have asked the SEBI to collect the details about them.

     Even the PSUs are not free from the guilt. 

     For instance, the public sector Syndicate Bank persuaded its customers to buy its shares. Many -mostly employees- bought the shares. The value of each share increased from Re.10 to Re.200. Now value of each share is about Re.100. Apparently, shares were pocketed by the holders of black money. The investors- mostly one time investors- moan that they are being cheated.

          The SEBI and the bank must be asked to tell the whereabouts of the shares. Besides, the small investors must be given the peak price. For this, the Supreme Court of India would have to transform itself into an annihilator of values.

       India, on September 2012, asked China to cease all infrastructure development works in Pakistan.

       China is undertaking some infrastructure works in Sri Lanka. It had undertaken some works in India also.

        The Supreme Court of India, on 3 August 2012, partially lifted the ban on mining in the Karnataka State. This order is due to the fear that the ban might lead to the implementation of the judgment given in Chapter 139.

        There are reports that the government had granted mining licences to the relatives of some Members of Parliament (MPs).

      In this connection, it must be stated that the present writer had sent different chapters from this work to over 200 MPs. But they did not take any visible action. Now, it is clear that the prominent MPs get more than what the ministers get, and they stand by this government in very bad faith.

      The facts from 14 August 2012 to 4 September 2012 are being submitted to Mr. Pranab Mukherjee, His Excellency the President of India, on 5 September 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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5 September 2012