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QUID
PRO QUO
Prime
Minister of India Manmohan Singh, on 21 September 2013, said that 100 small
airports would be opened all over India before 2020.
He had given Re.three lakh crore in the Provident Fund (PF) unconditionally to
private parties. If he had not done this, 100 airports could have been started
in the last nine years.
Mr. Jaganmohan Reddy, son of former Chief Minister of Andra Pradesh late Rajasekar
Reddy, got bail in the disproportionate assets case. He had been in jail
for 16 months.
The case against him is that some
manipulators invested a huge amount of money in his companies as quid pro quo for the licences and the
other favours granted to them by his father. In fact, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) had confiscated his assets in
many places.
Under the present system, the chief ministers
and the union ministers must grant licences to one person or other. This is their
function.
The actual value of a mining licence is
over Re. 10 lakh crore.
Thus the value of the BALCO is over Re. 10
lakh crore.
But it was sold for just Re.500 crore. It
contained the licence to mine bauxite apart from the plant built by the
government.
Here, the words privatization, permission,
licence, lease, auction and sale are euphemisms for paper adjustments.
Even a small miner amasses over Re.10,000
crore within a few years.
Everyone holding these licences gives
back political power and money to individuals.
If everyone refuses to accept both, there will be
no political leaders in India.
In fact, the political power in the hand of
the past and present political leaders is the gratis given by them.
It is better to receive money as quid pro quo than accepting political
power.
Therefore, if the Supreme Court cannot
prosecute the political leaders for the corruption of accepting political
power, it forfeits the right to prosecute anyone for any corruption of
accepting money.
Pending a decision of the Supreme Court in
this matter, the case against Mr.
Jaganmohan Reddy must be withdrawn forthwith.
The Supreme Court Bench comprising R.M. Lodha, Madan B. Lokur and Kurian Joseph, on 24 September 2013,
said that the Union Government was contradicting itself. The infuriated Attorney General G.E. Vahanvati retorted
something. On the next day, he apologised before the Bench for losing his cool.
On the following day, the Bench asked six
coal producing states to give answers for four questions by 29 October 2013.
The idea of the court should not be merely
to prolong the hearings because the Constitution of India demands an end to it.
The case is not a question of missing files
because the CBI or the Supreme Court cannot go through 1, 50,000 pages.
It is not a question of apology because at
one time the Attorney General would intimidate the judges and at another time
he would roll on the floor.
It is not a question of penetrative
questions because the government knows the art of evasion.
It
is not a question of irregularities or corruption because there are thousands
of trial courts to deal with them.
The crucial question before the Bench is
whether to strengthen the judgment mentioned in Chapter 139 with necessary
teeth- or weaken it through its secretiveness.
However, the beneficiaries of public assets
command great respect in India. They are so powerful that they can even
“strange” the judgement of the Bench.
In such a situation, if the learned
judges hold office as quid pro quo
for ignoring the Constitution of India, 10 May 2010 judgement, denial of
FREEDOM and the corruption of accepting political power, they would fail to look
at the case in the proper perspective.
The Union Government, on 25 September 2013,
formed the Seventh Central Pay
Commission. A separate Pay Commission was formed for the defence forces.
The employees and the soldiers get food and
water. They are not aware that they have no Freedom. Naturally, they are not in
a position to fight for Freedom. However, they must demand pension benefits to
all newly recruited employees.
The government has formed a separate Pay
Commission for the armed forces partly because they get letters from this
writer continuously.
The Directorate of Enforcement unearthed
illegal transactions worth Re. 1000 crore in Punjab in the last two months. The
media reported this on 25 September 2013.
The above agency, together with other
agencies, had confiscated four trucks laden with high denomination currency
notes, gold and diamond. What happened to it is not known to the public. This
happens because the secretiveness that exists in India originates in the mind
of the Chief Justice of India.
The searches carried out by the Directorate
of Income Tax since April 2013 yielded over Re.1000 crore in the Tamil Nadu
state. The GRT, SRM, Meeakshi College and
Hotel Saravana Bhavan admitted tax evasion of Re. 230 crore, Re. 130 crore,
Re.91 crore and Re.25 crore respectively. The media reported this on 25
September 2013.
It must be noted that the TV channel of the
SRM group had been slightly deviating from the path shown by the recipients of
public assets. Therefore, the latter taught a lesson to the former.
The raids were acts of treachery
originated in the mind of the Chief Justice India because he protects the
bigger offenders.
Prime
Minister Manmohan Singh arrived at Frankfurt on 25 September 2013 on his
way to the USA. He will hold talks with the US President, Barrack Obama, at Washington and attend the UN General Assembly at
New York. Besides, he would meet his Pakistani counterpart Mr.Nawaz Sharif. Unlike in the past, the union ministers and Congress
President Sonia Gandhi did not stand in a long queue to bid farewell to him.
But an important point must be noted.
The present writer had informed the denial
of Freedom to the Queen of England. After that, Her Highness Queen Elizabeth
did not visit India to declare open the Delhi
Commonwealth Games. As the denial of Freedom continues, England must be
very reluctant to welcome Prime Minister
Manmohan Singh and Congress President
Sonia Gandhi.
In order to prove the above inference
wrong, the present writer had requested the Prime Minister to pay an official
visit to England.
If he cannot accept that, even the children
would say that he does not enjoy a rightful and honoured place in the world.
However, he could continue as the Prime
Minister of India because of the affinity of the Supreme Court for secretiveness.
The militant people killed 12 persons, a
Lieutenant Colonel included, in the Jammu and Kashmir state on 26 September
2013.
Union
Finance Minister Mr. P. Chithambaram, on 26 September 2013, said that the
people invested money in the National
Spot Exchange Limited (NSEL) with their eyes open.
He should have deputed requisite number of
officers to supervise its functioning.
The CBI, on 26 September 2013, questioned
Congress MP and steel magnate Mr. Navee
Jindal in connection with the coal allocation case.
However, the CBI must catch the bigger
offenders.
The Governor of the Reserve Bank of India, Mr. Reghuram Rajan, on 26 September
2013, questioned the benefits of low interest rates.
When the present writer pointed out the
high interest rates of housing loans and others, former Prime Minister Mr. A.B. Vajpayee was quick to reduce
the interest rates from 16 per cent to about 8 percent. Thus he saved thousands
of people.
Now, the present Governor recommends high
interest rates!
Further, he is taking steps to strengthen
the Indian currency.
When
Re.1 was equivalent to the US$ 1, the wage of a worker was Re. 1per day. Now
the wage has increased to Re.500 per day. To that extent Indian products have
lost their competitiveness.
Furthermore, he is silent about the money in
the PF account.
Now, it appears that Mr. Reghuram Rajan- just like Dr.
Manmohan Singh, has a chance to become the Prime Minister of India as a quid pro quo for his decisions.
The recipients of public assets, on 26
September 2013, disclosed that the tenth round of auctions for the oil and gas
blocks would be held in January 2014. This is, perhaps, the reason why the
learned judges of the Supreme Court are doing research on coal allocation.
This is letter No.232. Now, due to this
work, there exists a clear threat to the life of this writer.
The thinking that even to have been heard by
the people for this work is definitely an honour.
But, the act of enforcing the freedom of
expression is the way to honour 1000 million people.
The learned judges shall not fail to do
their duty as a quid pro quo for
making them the judges of the Supreme Court of India.
The
facts from 20 September 2013 to 26 September 2013 are being submitted to His
Excellency the President of India, Supreme Court, Chief of Indian Army, Chief
of Indian Air Force, Human Rights Commission and the Chief Vigilance Commission
simultaneously on 27 September 2013 through email for necessary action.
V.
Sabarimuthu
26-3 Thattamkonam,Vellicode, Mulagumoodu PIN:
629167
Tamil Nadu State,
INDIA
Phone: 04651275520. Mobile: 9486214851
27
September 2013
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