Saturday, April 19, 2014

256. INDIA: MAKING THE THINGS HAPPEN

256
   
 MAKING THE THINGS HAPPEN

      The last mail was submitted to His Excellency the President of India, Chief Justice of India, Indian Army, Indian Air Force, Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and Chief Vigilance Commissioner (CVC) on 14 April 2014.  Later, it was posted in the blog www. howeverythinghappenedinindia.blogspot.com

          Mr. P.C. Parakh, former coal secretary, in his book titled Crusader or Conspirator, said that coal allocations were done “on other considerations”. He wondered why Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was not named in the coal case. The media reported this on 14 April 2014.
    The Supreme Court of India must treat all offenders equally.
     However, why do the media report his allegations before reporting this work?

      BJP leader Mr. L.K. Advani, on 14 April 2014, described Prime Minister Manmohan Singh as the weakest prime minister ever.
    The top Indian political leaders could be broadly classified into the following five types.
1.    The weakest leaders. They impair the reason of the people. They have mastery over wickedness.
2.    The weaker leaders. They enjoy the spoils of the act of impairing the reason and work in private interest.
3.    The weak leaders. They enjoy the spoils of the act of impairing the reason but work partly in private interest and partly in public interest. They do not want to carry the interests of their enemies to further democracy.  
4.    The cowards. They are opposed to the act of impairing the reason but live with it.
5.    The guardians. They give freedom to the people. They consider the present election as an invalid one.
          Anyone could now categorize the leaders.

          A Supreme Court of India Bench comprising Justice K.S. Radhakrishnan and A.K. Sikri, on 15 April 2014, ordered that the transgender people must be treated as the third gender. It directed the government to treat them as a socially and educationally backward class. It, further, asked the government to enact necessary laws within six months.
      The people welcomed the above judgement. Even the UN hailed it.
     However, the judgement should not go down as a passing reference.

    A Supreme Court of India Bench comprising A.K. Patnaik and Ibrahim Kalifulla, on 16 April 2014, said that Mr. N. Srinivasan could not function as the president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) before the completion of the probe into the betting allegations against his son.
     Whether the Supreme Court enforces the above law equally to all or not is the crucial question.
    Many judges own the shares of private companies. Technically, they are the owners of the companies. They are, therefore, not “free” to hear the cases   involving such companies.
   For instance, if the judges hearing the coal case are “free”, they would have listened to the legal points placed before them by this writer.
    This is the reason why the present writer asks the judges to tell whether they are “free” to write judgements are not.
   There cannot be identical treatment.
      But the order should be applied equally to all people- the learned judges included.

          
        On an appeal filed by the private telephone operators, a Supreme Court of India Bench comprising K.S. Radhakrishan and Vikramajit Sen,  on 16 April 2014, said that the private telecom companies utilize national wealth and so their profit- loss account could be looked into by the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG). This is to examine whether they give proper share of their revenue to the government or not.
     This is a great judgement that does not talk about economic policy at all. It has far reaching consequences.  
    This must have happened as a natural consequence of governance. But it is happening through the court.
      Everyone must note that it is the consequence of this work- the last letter in particular. Otherwise, the court might have secretly buried the case- just like many other cases- in its backyard.
   Thus, this man persisted with this work against an impervious system to make things happen.
   Some might say that this judgement might have happened even without this work.
   They must understand that the judgement is not to peep into the account books of telecom companies.
        But it is for a systematic verification of the accounts of all companies that exploit the natural wealth like ores.
       For this, necessary number of officials must be deployed to all companies on a permanent basis.
    Then, it must be extended to all other entities that pay tax to the nation.
      If these changes take place automatically, this man need not persist with this work at all.
    But they are not going to take place automatically or through others.
    Therefore, this work is absolutely necessary even now.
       The present Chief Justice of India Sathasivam has shown the judgement mentioned in Chapter 139 in his profile. If it is a passing reference, why does he project it as his greatest achievement?
      Or, why does he constitute the Benches to defeat or dilute the purpose of his judgement?
      What would the people think of him as and when they see this work?
      Does he impair the reason to keep the people away from knowing his real nature?
       These are the questions he must answer before his retirement.

        Addressing a public meeting at Kanyakumari, Congress leader Mrs. Sonia Gandhi, on 16 April 2014, said that an individual was claiming solution for all problems facing the people.
     She might have been keeping Mr. Naredra Modi in mind.
     The present writer claims solution for many problems.
     The NDA government, led by Mr. A.B. Vajpayee, introduced service tax only after the receipt of the first letter.
     The UPA government introduced Transaction Tax only at the instance of this man.
     The 100 days work per year scheme of the UPA government is a reflection of Para 9 of Chapter 5 and some other chapters.
      The judgement –mentioned in this chapter- to audit the accounts of the Telecom Companies also is consistent with the demand of this writer.
    Hundreds of many other things happened or not happened because of this man.

       Addressing a public meeting on the next day from the same venue Mr. Narendra Modi wanted the people of Kanyakumari District to give victory to his candidate. He assured that he would give victory to the people.
    If he acts in good faith, the people might get freedom.

       A Supreme Court Bench comprising Justices K.S. Radhakrishan and J.S. Khekar, on 16 April 2014, expressed its willingness to defreeze the bank account of Sahara Company.
    There were reports that many accounts are fictitious. How is it going to repay the money?
    The Supreme Court must apply the laws equally to all entities.
    About ten years ago, the SUS bank in the Tamil Nadu State became bankrupt. The depositors have not got the money back till date. The court should have asked the government to pay their money first followed by attaching its assets.

     The government, on 17 April 2014, disclosed its decision to appoint Vice Admiral Rabindra Kumar Dhowan as the next Naval Chief overlooking the senior most Vice Admiral Shekhar Sinha.
   This man did not send any email to the Chief of the Indian Navy. However, the government has taken this decision keeping this work in mind.

This is letter No. 256.
    The judgement that empowers the CAG to audit the Telecom Companies is one of the greatest judgements India has ever seen. It dilutes the judgement mentioned in Chapter 139 is a different matter.
     This is a victory for this work.
     This happened mainly because the present writer approached the Chief of the Indian Army for a reply.
    A reply might force the court and the government to implement the order in its true spirit.  

             The  facts from 14 April 2014 to 18 April 2014  are being submitted to His Excellency the President of India, Chief Justice of India, chiefs of the Indian Army and the Indian Air Force, some High Courts, Chief Vigilance Commissioner (CVC) and the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on 19 April 2014.
       V. Sabarimuthu
26-3 Thattamkonam, Vellicode, Mulagumoodu PIN: 629167
Tamil Nadu State, INDIA
19 April 2014

 
   
   
   
 
    


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