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SUPERVISORY STRUCTURE
The last mail was submitted to His Excellency the President of India on
24 February 2013. The same mail was
sent to the Supreme Court of India, Indian Army and Indian Air Force.
Later, it was sent through post to the President of India and the Chief Justice
of India; and posted in the blog www. howeverythinghappenedinindia.blogspot.com
The
Ministry of Civil Aviation, on 25 February 2013, stripped Kingfisher Airlines of its flying slots.
Thus the Government blackens one more
page in the history of India.
Kingfisher
Airlines is public investment. The Government should run it.
The
New Indian Express, on 26 February 2013, said that the year 2013 was
turning out to be worse.
The paper said this after observing the
contents of the last letter. The paper wants some industries to flourish at the
expense of the rest to make a better year.
The CBI raided two dental colleges in the Tamil Nadu State on 27 February 2013.
The last letter restrains the Government
from raiding any legally established institutions. It may be recalled that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, on 24 August 2004, described this as
a tyranny. He said this to convert public assets into private assets is a
different matter.
BJP leader Mr. Revisankar
Prasad and Communist leader Mr. D.
Raja, on 27 February 2013, demanded a Supreme Court of India monitored
probe into the helicopter scandal.
The Supreme Court conceals 216 letters
of this writer alone. The above leaders know this. Yet they propagate the law
that ‘what the Supreme Court does can never be wrong’.
Union Finance Minister Mr. P. Chithambaram presented the Union
Budget for 2013-2014 on 28 February 2013.
As usual, the budget was silent about
the money in the Provident Fund (PF)
and Pension Fund. It did not talk
anything about the black money associated with the PF money either.
Further, it was silent about the pension
component of the salary income. As this writer mentioned this in this work, the
Government should have noticed it.
There was a provision to sell the shares
of the Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs)
for Re.55,814 crore.
Curiously, the excise duty on mobile
handsets priced over Re.2000 was raised from 1 percent to 6 percent.
China sells mobile handsets all over India
for Re.500 to Re.1000. Therefore, one would club this duty with the raid on Nokia-India Ltd.
Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, on 3 March 2013, addressed the BJP National Council.
The media gave great publicity to this - apparently as part of the A.K.Antony
centred politics (ACP).
The public sector State Bank of India (SBI) identified some properties of the Kingfisher Airlines for attachment.
On what ground did the SBI give loan to
the above company? Did it supervise the method of utilization? Or what role did
it play for the security of its money? How could it throw away money like this?
Finance Minister Mr. P.
Chithambaram, on 5 March 2013, said that the Government would monitor the
public sector and private sector undertakings.
Thus the Government tentatively accepts the
message of the last letter. The present writer used the word “supervise” and Mr. P. Chithambaram uses the word
monitor.
Effective monitoring might lead to the
conversion of private companies into public companies.
In this connection, it must be pointed out
that in order to monitor a District
Co-operative Society; the Government deputes two officers in the rank of registrar.
This could be extended to all entities that use public money.
Congress
leader Mr.Rahul Gandhi, on 5 March
2013, said that his ideal was Mahatma
Gandhi. He called him his “Guru” (teacher).
All
leaders in India - except the present writer- are the true followers of Mahatma Gandhi. The present writer is a different
man because this work seeks to secure real FREEDOM not through fasting,
“satyagraha”, processions or speeches.
Mr.
Rahul Gandhi, on the same day, said that he wanted to empower the youth to
prevent an explosion.
This work has caused an explosion - more
powerful than a nuclear blast -in India. He knows this.
If the people get FREEDOM, neither the
Government could refuse to supervise the institutions nor could the Supreme
Court restrain the Government from effectively supervising them.
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, on 6
March 2013, said that the Congress-led UPA performed better than the BJP-led
NDA.
Any repudiation would have exposed the
Prime Minister. Therefore, the BJP digested what he had said. It did not even murmur
anything about the Re.3 lakh crore in the PF because the leaders of the ruling
and opposition parties had joined together in a small room to do away with it.
BJP
leader Arun Jaitly, on 6 March 2013, moaned that investment atmosphere in the country had changed from that of
enthusiasm to sense of cynicism.
Mr.
Arun Jaitly believes that this work converted private companies into public
companies.
However, there is no room for cynicism
because a supervisory structure would save the promoters of the companies from
going to jail - as in the case of Satyam
Raju. In fact, Mr. Raju would be
enthusiastic because he might get back Satyam
Company.
The Indian tax authorities, on 6 March 2013,
accused Cadbury-India of avoiding
about $ 46 million in taxes.
What did the tax authorities do for many
years?
However, it is heartening to note that they
chose not to undertake any raid.
Mr.
M. Ravichandran, Director, All India
Council of Technical Education (AICTE), on 6 March 2013, said that the
promoters of many self-financing engineering colleges had opted to close down
their colleges.
If the Government cannot run the sick
colleges, it shall not grant affiliation.
The
Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG), on 5 March 2013, disclosed that
there was a corruption of Re.10,000 crore in the Re.52,000 crore farm debt
waiver scheme. The Prime Minister said that stringent action would be taken
against the culprits.
In this connection, it must be noted that
the above scheme was devised to pave way for giving the PF money to private
parties.
The Government of Kerala did not release pension for the month
of February 2013 to the Kerala State Road
Transport Corporation (KSRTC) workers drawing more than Re.14000 per month.
Pension is a fundamental right of the
people.
If the people get freedom to go through
this work, they would get angry with the chiefs of the armed forces because the
welfare of the soldiers is closely related to the welfare of the people.
An officer commissioned in the Indian Army
after 2003 will have paid not less than Re. two crore towards Income Tax before
his retirement. Yet, he will not get pension from the Government!
The chiefs of armed forces should have
pursued this matter.
The
Hindu, on 8 March 2013, reported that the Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) opposed the performance audit of
the CAG. Instead, it wanted the CAG to undertake a financial audit.
The RIL
is more a public property than the Kingfisher
Airlines. However, the audit should be a universal one and not a selective
one. An army of officers is necessary for this.
The government sold 2.06 shares of the
public sector Rashtrya Chemicals & Fertilizers Limited
for about Re.100 crore on 8 March 2013.
The Supreme Court should have directed the
Government to release this work to the press before selling the shares. It did
not do so. Thus it added one more murder to its credit.
The Supreme Court could do anything
except destroying justice. Does not the Supreme Court destroy justice by not
releasing this work to the press?
The facts from 24 February 2013 to 9
March 2013 are being submitted to His Excellency the President of India and the
Supreme Court of India on 10 March 2013.
The same letter is being sent to the Chief Justice
of India and the Chiefs of the Indian Army and Indian Air Force for necessary
action.
V. Sabarimuthu
26-3 Thattamkonam
Vellicode
Mulagumoodu
629167
Tamil Nadu State
INDIA
Phone: 04651275520.
Mobile: 9486214851
10 March 2013.
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