210. The Top Political Leaders of the Nation

210

THE POLITICAL INFERNO

           The last mail was submitted to His Excellency the President of India on October 8, 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

           The decision to sell the shares of the public sector Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Ltd (RIN) was deferred. The issue was to open on 15 October 2012.

         No political leader demanded the government to defer the above sale. Did His Excellency the President of India take any action? Did the new Chief Justice of India do anything? Did the chief of the Indian Army or Air Force light any fire? Nothing is known. The known facts are the last letter and the final result.

            The intensity of the talks about the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) also decreased suddenly.  If the people come to know about this, it will be a political inferno to the top political leaders of the nation.

         In this connection, it must be stated that the government gave Re. 3 lakh crore in the Provident Fund (PF) to two or three private parties. It generated about Re. 30 lakh crore in black money.

        If the Government allows the FDI in retail, the recipients of the PF money would pay, say, Re.1000 crore for a piece of land in a town or city. The guideline value would be, say, Re.100 crore. The black money associated with a piece of land alone would be, therefore, Re.900 crore.

      If the Government does not allow the FDI in retail, the black money would be siphoned off to foreign countries. This might also make India poorer.

      This is the reason why the black money associated with the PF money should be recovered without wasting time. 

        According to some reports, the Reliance Industries raised $4 billion in this year through overseas bond sales. An earlier report - given in  Chapter 203- said that this company had a surplus of Re.1.5 lakh crore. Then, why does this company raise money like this? Is it not to generate black money by investing in land? Does the Government give any guarantee to this money? Does not China give loan to Indians to destroy the Indian economy? The top leaders, if not the Supreme Court of India (SCI), must give the answers.

         Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, on 15 October 2012, described corporate corruption as an offense. He added that the atmosphere of negativity created over the issue of corruption could damage the image of the nation and hit the morale of the executive.

        Image of the nation has gone down mainly because of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.

     The act of the denial of freedom of expression had been brought to the notice of Her Highness the Queen of England. The Queen promptly sent a reply to this writer. What exactly happened afterwards is not known. But, the known fact is that the Queen chose not to come to India to declare open the Commonwealth Games at Delhi. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has not visited England since then. One or two big purchases by India went to France or other countries.

    The top political leaders were aware of the above. They should have demanded the resignation of the Prime Minister. But they chose to keep mum.

        The New Indian Express - through former Union Minister Arun Nehru - said that the people could persecute, destroy or condemn everything achieved, or they could put the piece together for a better future. This is, apparently, the reply of the manipulators to the last letter. They indirectly say that the black money must play its role with greater intensity.

      Chief Minister of West Bengal Ms. Mamata Banerjee, on 15 October 2012, said that she was a victim of circumstances. This is her reply to the last letter. The media is not giving all India coverage to her other views as strongly as before the last letter.

      Law Minister Salman Khurshid, on 15 October 2012, said that he was battling allegations to save the country. He added that time had come for the media to answer questions. However, he chose not to ask any questions. Therefore, a truce exists between him, and the media.

          Union Government, on 15 October 2012, directed a two member panel to probe the alleged financial irregularities of the Deccan Chronicle (DC) – a Hyderabad based English newspaper. Nearly two dozen entities had lent over Re. 5000 crore to its publisher. According to some reports, the DC pledged shares which had been pawned.

         Did the DC invest the money in land? Why did the banks vie with one another to give loan?  Did the DC report anything repugnant to the manipulators? These are the unanswered questions in this matter.

          A Supreme Court of India (SCI)  Bench comprising Justices R.M. Lodha and Anil R. Dave, on 15 October 2012, directed the Government to amend the Foreign Exchange Management Regulation Act- 2000 before permitting the FDI in retail, aviation, broadcasting and power. The court said that the new policy had no legal sanctity without the consequent changes in the regulation of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). The court said this in a public interest litigation petition (PIL) filed by Mr. Manohar Lal Sharma- an advocate. The Bench described the anomaly as a curable irregularity.

     It is customary for the manipulators to approach the SCI and get a favourable order after a shadow fight as in the BALCO case. Therefore, if the Government wants to recover the black money, the court should not stand on the way. This is important because the SCI is silent about the black money now.

       Former Union Minister Mr. Jaswant Singh, on 17 October 2012, requested Prime Minister Manmohan Singh not to mislead the economically uneducated people. This is his reaction to the last letter.

        The CBI, on 17 October 2012, charge-sheeted JSW chairman Sajjan Jindal in a case related to illegal iron ore mining in the Karnataka state. The charges include criminal conspiracy, cheating, forgery and bribery. The CBI has also named former Karnataka Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa. The Supreme Court had ordered the investigation.

       Mr. Sajjan Jindal is not like former Telecom Minister A.   Raja. The CBI wanted to attach the assets of Raja; but did not get any. Jindal has many assets; but the CBI does not want any. In fact, Jindal is one of the ten people responsible for the public opinion in India. This is the reason why the newspapers did not attach any importance to the enquiry ordered by the Supreme Court. Even now the people do not gauge the importance of the case.

     The Election Commission of India (ECI) issued orders to enquire the suspected violation of the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act by the BJP and the Congress Party in accepting donation from the subsidiaries of the Vedanta group. However, the ECI did not allow the people to understand the meaning of the enquiry.

          The Vedanta group would pay any amount to the top political leaders because they gave the public sector BALCO to it.

      Mr. Aravind Kejriwal, on 17 October 2012, said that the Congress- NCP Government in the Maharastra state had illegally given over 100 acre of land to BJP President Mr. Nitin Gadkari.

       Enforcement Directorate (ED), on 18 October 2012, attached Re. 822 crore lying with formerly Satyam Computer Services of Mr. Ramalinga Raju as proceeds from crime under the Money Laundering Act. The ED said that Mr. Raju had obtained loans by pledging his shares before buying lands.

     One day the Government said that Mr. Raju had become bankrupt. Within in a few days it sent him to jail and annexed his assets. Now, it says that he had a huge amount of surplus money. 

         As he had invested the public money taken from banks in land, his assets could be attached. However, other rich people should not have amassed wealth in the same way.  Therefore, Satyam should be restored to him until the similar assets of others are attached.

        The Air India decided to lease out 1,59,000 sq. feet of space in its headquarters at Nariman Point in Mumbai. The Economic Times reported this on 20 October 2012.  This asset tends go into the hand of the holders of black money. It is unconstitutional.

         The Director General of Civil Aviation, on 20 October 2012, directed the Kingfisher Airlines to surrender the permit issued to it on account of safety concerns. 

     The General Secretary of the Congress Party, Mr. Digvijaya Singh, on 21 October 2012, said that there was evidence of corruption against the relatives of former Prime Minister Mr. A.B. Vajpayee and former Home Minister Mr. L.K. Advani. However, he said that his party would never use it to embarrass them. He added that if anyone had bought land in Haryana 10 years ago, it would have gone up to 100 times.

     It is clear that a truce exists between the ruling parties, and the opposition parties. Otherwise, he would have disclosed the charges against them.  The top political leaders deny freedom of expression. It is called organized crime.

      The New Indian Express in its headline news, on 22 October 2012, said that there was a climate of fear in the functioning of the Union Government. The paper attributed it to the arrests of some officials. It warned that a sick administration syndrome was overshadowing a string of economic reforms.

      The Economic Times, on 23 October 2012, demanded the lenders of Kingfisher Airline (KA) to oust its current management, convert debt into equity, run it for some time, and sell it to someone. The paper said that the USA had done this to General Motors. It shows that some manipulators want to annex the KA.

     The Hindu, through its headline news on 23 October 2012, disclosed that former Union Minister Virbhadra Singh received about Re. 2.5 crore from Pramod Mittal controlled Ispat Industries. The raid carried out by the Department of Income Tax, on 1 December 2012, at the Delhi office of the Ispat Industries confirmed it.

     All India Council for technical Education (AICTE) has granted permission to the industries to start their own engineering institutions from 2013-2014. A newspaper reported this on 23 October 2012. This is to convert black money into white money by buying land. It is a crime.

        Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, on 23 October 2012, asked the cash rich 25 Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) to utilize their surplus money -2.5 lakh crore-, or pay special dividend. This must be interpreted in the light of Chapter 203. In that chapter, it was mentioned that the recipients of the PF money would not allow the PSUs to use their surplus money.

     Congress General Secretary Digvijaj Singh, on 23 October 2012, requested Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to institute an enquiry by Serious Fraud Investigation Office against BJP President Nitin Gadkari. He submitted proof for the allegation. This is, apparently, to warn the top leaders of the BJP.

     The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA), on 25 October 2012, recommended 10 stake sale of the public sector NMDC. It is unconstitutional because there is no freedom of expression.

     Playing a CD on 25 October 2012, Jindal Steel chairman and Congress MP Mr. Naveen Jindal said that the Zee TV channel demanded Re.100 crore in return for not airing damaging stories. ZeeTV filed a deformation case for Re.150 crore. There might be a truce after some time. But it is clear that the media mafia deny freedom of expression to mint money.

     209 letters failed to open the eye of the Supreme Court of India (SCI). This is letter No.210. It is said that the SCI must play the role of a Guardian Angel to protect the rights of political parties that remain as minorities and stay in the opposition. If the SCI understands this, the meekest opposition voice would sound most.

      The facts from 8 October 2012 to 26 October 2012 are being submitted to Mr. Pranab Mukherjee, His Excellency the President of India, on 27 October 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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27 October 2012.

  

209.The Top Hypocrites of the Nation

209

HYPOCRACY

           The last mail was submitted to His Excellency the President of India on September 17, 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

      The Trinamool Congress Party (TCP) headed by West Bengal Chief Minister Ms. Mamata Banerjee, on 17 September 2012, withdrew its support to the UPA because the government decided to allow the FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) in retail. 

            There were only two mikes before her while she announced the above decision. Several cameramen were shooting her from different angles and telecasting live in different TV channels. But, no TV channel showed any cameramen! She simply played to the tune of the recipients of the Provident Fund (PF) money even for an announcement.

        The TCP has 19 members in the Parliament. Apparently, the recipients of the PF money had assured her the support of many parties inclusive of some coalition partners. But, they did not precipitate the matter presumably because the present writer – in the last letter- said that the struggle was to divest Defence Minister Mr. A.K. Antony of his present position in his party. Thus, the first attempt of Ms. Mamata Banerjee to seize power failed.

 

         Ms. Mamata Banerjee, on 19 September 2012, said that the government was set to invest the Provident Fund (PF) and the Pension Fund in the stock market. She added that the government had been cutting her throat.

      This is the first time any political leader is coming near to the PF money. However, the people did not notice it.

      The Pension Fund – in the hand of the private parties - generates black money. The Constitution of India does not condescend to this. Therefore,  the pension must be restored.

        Pension must be extended to the private sector employees also. Now they pay Income Tax to the pension component of their salary income.

     Mr. Nitin Gadkari, on 20 September 2012, said that his party had no intention of either moving a no-confidence motion against the government or doing anything to destabilize it.      

       

       On 21 September 2012, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh sought the trust, understanding and co-operation of the people to bring the economy on the track. In order to justify the hike in diesel price, he said that much of the diesel was being used by the rich.

       After ruling India for eight years, he says that the economy is not on the track. Now, he must tell the whereabouts of the PF money before seeking the understanding of the people.

      Ms. Mamata Banerjee, on 22 September 2012, said that those possessing power were talking about the poor people only to finish them by misusing their power.

    Some newspapers, on 25 September 2012, reported the decision of the Cairan Energy to sell 8% shares for $940 million.

    The people pay 10% for property registration. Does the government realize this during the transaction of shares to justify Article 14 of the Constitution of India?

     Some newspapers, on 24 September 2012, revealed that the government was seeking explanation from 45 Telecom Companies for importing interception machines without permission. Ordinary people would have been sent to Tihar jail for far smaller offences.

        Ms. Mamata Banerjee, on 25 September 2012, said that her party would not be an ally of the capitalist class.

         On 26 September 2012, the newspapers said that the Department of Disinvestments would come out with an initial public offer (IPO) of the public sector Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Ltd (RINL) for Re.2500 crore.

       The shares sold to the public do not remain with the public but remain in the hand of the holders of black money. Therefore, the shares already sold should be restored to the parent companies - private sector companies included.

        Arcelor Mittal would raise $ 650 million through issue of security at 8.75 per cent interest per annum subject to the right of the company to defer interest payment. The Indian Express reported this on 27 September 2012.

        It is not clear whether he wants to raise this money from India or not. If the collected money remains in India, it would generate an equivalent amount or more in black money every year.

       Some private players raised money from the foreign countries. This money also might have generated black money, if they had brought the money to India.

  

       The Indian Express, on 27 September 2012, said that the Government would sell the residual shares of the BALCO. The Constitution of India does not permit it. Public Sector BALCO had been sold in violation of the guidelines for privatization.

       A Supreme Court Bench comprising Justices Deepak Misra and K.S. Radhakrishnan, on 27 September 2012, declared that if the mandatory safety requirements were not met, it might stop the commissioning of the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant (KNPP).

      

      A five judge Bench of the Supreme Court of India comprising Chief Justice S.H. Kapadia and Justices D.K. Jain, Dipak Misra, J.S. Khehar and Ranjan Gogoi declared that auction was not the sole route for the allocation of natural resources.

       The Bench said the above in its advisory opinion on the 2G Presidential Reference.

        Describing the alienation of the natural resources as a policy decision, the Bench declared that the learned judges of the court did not possess the necessary expertise to distinguish the legality between one method, and another method. This interpretation reinforces the BALCO judgment mentioned in Chapter-6.

          However, in the next sentence, the Bench said that the court would strike down any arbitrariness in the policy decision using Article 14. This statement leads to the depletion of the meaning of the BALCO judgment.

       The duty of the judges is to examine the constitutionality or otherwise of the policy decisions with whatever expertise they possess.  The wisdom of majority judges would prevail over the wisdom of the executive. The present writer said this again and again. The court now pretends to accept this half-heartedly. 

        The crucial point is that the courts that lack the requisite expertise to examine a policy decision cannot understand its arbitrariness.

             One day, the Supreme Court cancelled 450 petrol outlets granted by the Members of Parliament (MPs). On the next day, the same court silently allowed its clients to start petrol outlets all over India, all in the name of the Constitution. Will not the people consider the learned judges as the top hypocrites of the nation for such judgments?

     The act of alienating the natural resources that yield profit over a certain maximum is against the Constitution of India.  In fact, the word ‘alienation’ is repugnant to the Constitution. It is the responsibility of the new Chief Justice of India to dispel the darkness in this matter. For this he must take into account the Judgment of then Chief Justice K.G. Balakrishnan mentioned in Chapter-139.

       The court pronounced the above judgment on 27 September 2012, the penultimate day of the date of retirement of Chief Justice S.H. Kapadia.

       At a farewell function on the next day, he said, “The judges should not rule the nation. Do the right thing and leave the rest to God. We -judges- cannot change the world”. In contrast Plato says, “The Kingdom of God is really within us”. He could have ruled the nation not by sending any Union Minister to jail but by enforcing freedom of expression. But he chose even to conceal the letters that reached his hand through the government from the President of India.  

       

       Mrs. Jayanthi Natarajan, Environment Minister, on 28 September 2012, said that the government might tighten safety norms for the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant (KNPP).

     The KNPP would not survive a bombing by an enemy plane. It is an imagination only. However, the government must wait for the consent of all sections of the people.

         Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, on 27 September 2012, said that he would do what is good for the country.  This is the reply to the Re. 3 lakh crore given to private parties.

     Ms. Mamata Banergee, on 29 September 2012, said that the UPA Government was looting the country.

       BJP leader Mr. L.K. Advani, on 29 September 2012, requested the political parties to join hands with the BJP to build a new India. He must give an assurance to recover the black money generated by the PF money, and the other invaded properties. Above all, he must pledge to give freedom of expression consistent with the importance of the people.

      The CBI, on 1 October 2012, registered a preliminary enquiry against former Health Minister Anbumoni Ramadoss to probe the intention in imposing a ban on vaccine production in three Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs). After a probe the ban was revoked. However, the ban had benefitted some private manufacturers.

     The government inhibits the growth of many public sector companies only to benefit the private companies. For instance, the public sector BSNL does not promptly supply cables to all areas for new internet connections.  The private players are the beneficiaries.

       Mr. Aravind Kejriwal – led India against corruption (IAC), on 5 October 2012, accused Mr. Robert Vadra, son-in-law of Mrs. Sonia Gandhi, of accepting interest-free loan of Re. 65 crore from the DLF Company. He added that the value of his properties increased from Re.50 lakh in 2007 to Re.300 crore in 2012.

     The politicians give 90 percent of ores and other public assets to less than ten people to cling to power. They apportion the rest among their friends and relatives. The manipulators keep a record of these favours only to ditch them at an appropriate time.

          The publicity given to the above allegation was such that even staunch supporters of Mrs. Sonia Gandhi now run for cover.

         The important point is that what Mr. Aravind Kejriwal talks becomes headline news all over India. In contrast, the present writer  has been writing for the last 11 years. But the media conceals everything. The Supreme Court alone could unravel the secret of this matter.

         Ms. Mamata Banerjee, on 5 October 2012, said that the government wanted to give the pension money to foreigners. Therefore, she exhorted the leaders to bring a No-confidence Motion.

        Denying freedom of expression, she gave Re. 3 lakh crore in the PF to private parties during her stint in the Union Cabinet. It has generated about Re.10 to 30 lakh crore in black money. One part of this went to foreign countries. The rest remains as muck. It must be spread. The pretext is the FDI.

    In fact, the recipients of the PF money are ready to release over Re. 20 lakh crore in the next two years in the name of joint ventures and others. Then the people would say, “They bought this place with  American Money. This is The New Economic Policy of Manmohan Singh”. Actually it is the black money called Mamata Money.

           This happens because the economic power and political power remains in the same hand.  The manipulators cannot rule the nation directly. They want Prime Mnister Manmohan Singh, President Prabab Mukherjee, Ms.Mamata Banerjee or any other hypocrites - capable of denying freedom of expression - to multiply their black money.

            The facts from 17 September 2012 to 7 October 2012 are being submitted to Mr. Pranab Mukherjee, His Excellency the President of India, on 8 October 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

26-3 Thattamkonam

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Mulagumoodu

629167

8 October 2012.