Tuesday, August 19, 2014

275: THE DISSOLUTION OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA



275

THE DISSOLUTION OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA.

          The Lower House of Parliament, on 13 August 2014, unanimously passed the National Judicial Appointment Commission Bill (NJAC), 2014. The Bill wrongly permits arbitrary selection of judges for the High Courts and the Supreme Court of India.
          On the next say, the Upper House passed the Bill by a voice vote. There was no dissent.
However, there was a small amendment.
          Accordingly, the two jurists mentioned in the Bill were substituted by two eminent persons. Another provision stipulated that one of the eminent persons must be from the Scheduled Castes (SCs)/ Scheduled Tribes (STs) or Other Backward Communities (OBC).
          Thus the NJCA comprises the Chief Justice of India, two senior most judges of the Supreme Court of India, Union Law Minister and two eminent persons.
          The NJCA, if it wants to act in good faith, can ask the aspirants to appear for an interview after clearing an eligibility test. The Parliament can also amend the law for the public good.
          In this connection, it must be stated that the nation could arbitrarily appoint engineers, doctors and even pilots but not judges. The coal case shows that the inducted judges do not know the elements of law.
          The rare unanimity of the Parliament must be noticed. This shows that all opposition parties are ready to send Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi to Gujarat. They are under the command of an alien force.
           
The Indian business houses, on the same day, announced that they would invest Re. $100 billion (about 6 lakh crore) in the next three years. They expressed their faith in the Indian economy. They said that the new government had reinforced the sentiment. They added that a portion would go for their overseas operations as they had harboured global ambitions.
The Hindu said Tata ($ 35 billion), Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) ($30 billion) and the JSW Steel ($22 billion) would spend over $87 billion.
The announcement of the business houses is linked to many factors. The most important of them must be the story of the two boys mentioned in the last letter.
However, the business houses must part with all their mining operations in the supreme national interest. This would change the living conditions of the people working in the mines. Now, they live under subhuman conditions.
Further, they must also allow the government to use public savings for public investments.

On 13 August 2014, Mr. Uday Umesh Lalit, an advocate, was arbitrarily appointed as the judge of the Supreme Court of India. This shows that the Chief Justice of India is free to pick up anyone as his heir apparent in the Supreme Court.
Mr. Lalit did not clear any screening test to claim the present post. His educational qualification is also not known.
Further, the letter No. 271 vetoed his elevation. The Supreme Court could have defied it only after showing that letter to the people. The present letter gives a chance to drop him.

In his Independence Day eve address to the nation, President of India Mr. Pranab Mukherjee said that stagnant minds are road blocks to growth.
The ultra quick action he takes to hand over the letters to the prime minister impels this man to persist with this work. However, does he think that this work is a danger to the whole nation? Many beneficiaries of political corruption do believe that all works of this kind ought to be prohibited for the progress of the nation.

On 15 August 2014, Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi paid homage to Mahatma Gandhi at Raj Ghat in New Delhi. It must be noted that Mahatma Gandhi had enslaved Indians.

Prime Minister Mr. Modi, in his Independence Day speech, on 15 August 2014, among many other things,  said,
“1. I greet the under privileged.
2. I come from a poor family and I want the poor to get dignity.
3. I offer my respect to all former prime ministers.
4. The politicians did not build India but the people did.
5. The Planning Commission will be scrapped.
6. I have seen some power centres at Delhi.
7. 7.5 crore poor people would be given a debit card each with an insurance cover of Re. 1,00,000/-
8. The global firms must make India an export hub”.
The people would not have fathomed his speech.
He  gave a hint to change the status quo. However, the future alone would tell whether the reasoning is correct or not.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) raided the offices of the Saradha Group under the direction from Prime Minister Mr. Modi.
Thus, the media for the first time attributed the raids of the CBI to the prime minister. It appears as a panic reporting.
In this connection, it must be pointed out that a suggestion had been given to pre-empt many raids.

The Parliament, on 13 August 2014, allowed women’s quota Bill to lapse. This is consistent with the prediction of this man.

Prime Minister Mr. Modi, on 17 August 2014, said that the states will be empowered to form their own export promotion councils. He added that the states could compete with one another for exports.
This is consistent with this work. Just like the private companies, the state governments could be allowed to keep separate foreign exchange accounts. The present man had given this suggestion.

According to some reports, there is no representation to the SCs/STs in the Supreme Court of India since the retirement of Justice K.G. Balakrishnan in 2010.
If the above report is a correct one, the learned judges of the Supreme Court of India have dissolved the Constitution of India. Now they sit at the Supreme Court based on the strength of the media and not on the strength of the Constitution of India.

This is letter No.275.
This letter is being set to His Excellency the President of India, Prime Minister of India, Supreme Court of India, Chief Vigilance Commissioner, chiefs of the Indian Army and Indian Air Force on 20 August 2014.

V. Sabarimuthu
26-3 Thattamkonam, Vellicode,
Mulagumoodu P.O. India. PIN:629167




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