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AN
AVERTER OF EVIL?
The last mail was submitted to His
Excellency the President of India, Prime Minister of India, Chief Justice of India, Indian Army, Indian
Air Force and Chief Vigilance Commissioner (CVC) on 25 June 2014. Later, it was posted in the blog www.
howeverythinghappenedinindia.blogspot.com
The
Union Government removed Mr. Gopal
Subramanium from the list of four names recommended by the Supreme Court Collegiums for appointment
as the judges of the Supreme Court of India. The media reported this on 25 June
2014.
The government said that he was not
suitable for the job. It cited the report of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and Intelligence Bureau (IB) in support of its stand.
Mr. Subramanium said that he was let
down by Mr. Narendra Modi –led NDA
government. He alleged that there was a carefully orchestrated drama to scuttle
his elevation.
Former Supreme Court judge V.R. Krishna Iyer, former Union Minister
and advocate Shanthi Bhusan, Communist Party of India (Marxist) and the media criticized the
decision.
Mr.
Gopal Subramanium had been the Solicitor General of India. He has been the
counsel of the CBI for many important cases. The Supreme Court has a special
affinity for him as he has been its amicus curiae in many important cases.
If a Union Minister hands over public
assets to his kith and kin, he need not receive any bribe. Therefore, the
guilt is the violation of law and not the exchange of money between two third
parties as in the case of former Telecom Minister Mr. A. Raja. But the system behaves like a dog that quarrels
with the stone keeping the assailant in a safe place.
As the Union Ministers must obey the
laws, the present man repeatedly requested the Supreme Court to point out the
law violated by Mr. A. Raja in the 2G
case. Finally, the present man was constrained to say that the Union Ministers
–as law makers- cannot do anything illegal.
In the so-called coal case, the present man said that all minerals come under a
class. Then, it was pointed out that the Supreme Court exists not for narrow
but for broad interpretation. After that, the present man said a special law
must be enacted to treat coal alone as a special class.
The founding fathers of the
Constitution of India did not deem it necessary to remove the key to the temple
vaults of Sri Padmaabha Swamy temple
at Thiruvananthapuram from the Travancore
royal family. They did not envisage that even the Parliament would ever
deem it necessary. But the Supreme Court enacted a law that would in no way
reinforce the security of the vaults.
In the past, one day, the Supreme
Court cancelled the petrol outlets granted by the MPs. On the next day, it
allowed the private parties to distribute the same all over India!
Above all, the Supreme Court refuses
to do justice to the letters from the President of India. It has not given its
reply even to the letter No. 239 dated 11-01-2014 forwarded to it on June 2,
2014 by the present government.
Mr.
Gopal Subramaniuam has been helping the courts to perpetrate such
illegalities upon the people. He does not advise the court to give answers to
the letters from the government and the President of India.
Evidently,
had he been elevated, the whole nation will have fallen under the yoke of such
judges.
The IB might have felt that he let
down the CBI and the nation because of his ignorance.
The
Hindu says that the real reason behind his exclusion is not known. Perhaps,
the paper considers the decision as a coup against the system.
The role played by the Union Ministers
and the advisers to the prime minister in this matter is not known. Someone
might have alerted him. He deserves special recognition.
Whatever happened, Prime Minister Mr. Modi averted an evil. Future alone
would tell whether he would continue to function as the averter of evil or not.
Now, the five senior judges of the
collegiums, if they are worthy of the name, must show this letter not to some
part of the people but to the whole and survive.
Mr.
Subramaium would do everything at his command to give ‘Measure for Measure’
is a different matter.
Prime
Minister Mr. Narendra Modi posted the
following in his blog on 26 June 2014.
“A few thoughts as we complete a
month in office”.
Dear Friends,
Today our
Government completes a month in office. The support and affection of the people
has been overwhelming and this inspires us to work even harder.
67 years of
previous governments is nothing compared to 1 month, but I do want to say that
in the last month, our entire team has devoted every single moment for the
welfare of the people. Every decision we took has been guided solely by
national interest.
When we took over a
month ago, I kept thinking that I am new to this place and some people believed
that I would take at least a year or even two to learn the intricacies of the
working of the Central Government. Fortunately, a month later that thought does
not exist any longer in my mind. My confidence and determination has increased
tremendously and I credit a substantial part of this to the collective
experience and wisdom of my ministerial colleagues and also to my experiences
as a four time Chief Minister. The affection of the people and support from
officials has also added to this confidence in large measure.
Over the past few
days I have been meeting Ministers and Officials from various departments who
have been making detailed presentations to me. I must share that these
presentations have enabled a wonderful exchange of thoughts and ideas and we
have come up with excellent roadmaps for the various ministries and
departments.
CMs of several
states have met me in the past month. They have extended their good wishes and
talked about issues concerning their state. I look forward to working closely
with them in the times to come.
I feel there are
areas where surely we need to improve. A big challenge I am facing in Delhi is
to convey to a select group of people about our intentions and sincerity to
bring a positive change in this country. These are people who are both within
and outside the government system. There have been some instances in the last
month with which our Government had nothing to do yet these controversies have
persisted. I don’t blame anybody but I surely feel that we need to strengthen
systems whereby the right things are communicated to the right people at the
right time. Hopefully things will change then.
Every new
Government has something that friends in the media like to call a ‘honeymoon
period.’ Previous governments had the luxury of extending this ‘honeymoon
period’ up to a hundred days and even beyond. Not unexpectedly I don’t have any
such luxury. Forget hundred days, the series of allegations began in less than
a hundred hours. But when one is working with the sole aim of serving the
nation determinately, these things do not matter. That is why I keep working
and that is most satisfying.
26th of June is an
important date for me. It marks the completion of one month of our journey to
fulfil the aspirations of the people. This day is also another landmark day,
when in 1975 I witnessed an important phase that taught me the significance of
a vibrant democracy. 26th June was the day when the Emergency started, having
been imposed an evening earlier. As a youngster, I have several memories of
those testing times.
The Emergency
surely stands out as one of the darkest periods in our history and is a grim
reminder of the dangers associated with subverting freedom of speech, press, expression
and silencing opposition. Our democracy will not sustain if we can’t guarantee
freedom of speech and expression. Today is also a day to reaffirm our pledge to
safeguard these values and at the same time create strong institutions through
good governance so that that we never ever see those dark days again.
Once again I salute
the people of India for their strong support and good wishes as we complete a
month in office. I assure you that we are committed to taking India to greater
heights in the years to come.
Yours,
Narendra Modi.”
The above post is
his reply to the last three letters.
He tells everything - related to this man - indirectly. Here,
reason rebels.
Vice President Hamid Ansari and Union Minister of State for Commerce and Industry Nirmala Sitharaman paid a visit to China
on 26 June 2014.
On board the aircraft Mr. Ansari said that trade imbalance was
a matter of concern and the government was seized of the matter.
His view is consistent with the view expressed
in this work.
Former
Defence Minister Mr.A.K. Antony, on
26 June 2014, described 100 percent Foreign
Direct Investment (FDI) in the manufacture of defence equipment as an
anti-constitutional act.
Is
it worse than importing them? He must enlighten the public in this matter.
A
gas pipeline explosion at the Andra Pradesh State killed 15 people on 28 June
2014.
Imagine
the consequences of a nuclear explosion in a power plant.
Home
Minister Rajnath Singh, on 28 June
2014, said that the new government would not talk with the militant people.
The
government must talk to know their views. So long as the head of the government
seeks to transmit the natural assets to private men, it has no moral or
constitutional right to fight with them.
Even
otherwise, will any government that acts in “national interest” ever be guilty of theft?
Prime
Minister Mr. Modi must give a reply.
The facts from 25 June 2014 to 27 June 2014 are being submitted to His Excellency the
President of India, Prime Minister of India Chief Justice of India, chiefs of
the Indian Army and the Indian Air Force, some High Courts and Chief Vigilance
Commissioner (CVC) on 28 June 2014.
V.
Sabarimuthu
26-3 Thattamkonam, Vellicode, Mulagumoodu PIN:
629167
Tamil Nadu State, INDIA
28 June 2014
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