280
PRIME
MINISTER Mr. NARENDRA MODI:
RENOUNCING
PRESCRIBED DUTIES?
The
Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), on 1 September 2014, filed a closure
report in its FIR lodged against industrialist Mr. Kumaramangalam Birla. CBI Judge Bharat Paraskar asked the CBI to clarify whether “rule of law” was
followed for allocation or not. The investigation officer replied that the
special public prosecutor (SPP) alone could give a reply.
There was no rule of law. The Supreme
Court of India said it in the coal case.
The government, on 1 September 2014,
requested the Supreme Court to spare 40 functional coal blocks from the August
25, 2014 judgement. Chief Justice R.M.
Lodha, Justice Kurian Joseph and
Justice Madan B. Lokur were in the Bench.
The Supreme Court provided a golden
opportunity to Prime Minister of India Mr.
Narendra Modi to take over all minerals. However, he renounced his duty.
Even now he can do his duty. Then the
GDP would double within a year. There will be a social and economic change.
A Supreme Court Bench comprising
Justices Anil R. Dave and U.U. Lalit, on 2 September 2014,
declined to give relief to Mr. Mallya
of Kingfisher Airlines.
The investigators apply one set of
rules to Mr. Mallya and another set
to others.
Further, Justice U.U.Lalit had suppressed some pieces of information from the courts
before becoming a judge of the Supreme Court. This saved some people. Is he not an accused person now?
While in Tokyo, the prime minister said, “everywhere around us, we see an 18th
century expansionist mind-set: encroaching in other countries, intruding in others'
waters, invading other countries and capturing territory".
Referring
to Mr. Modi's remarks, state-run daily of China, Global Times, said, “Japanese and Western public opinion views them
as a clear reference to China, although he did not mention China by name.
China's GDP is five
times that of India's. Mutual trust between Beijing and New Delhi, facing
strategic pressure from the north, is difficult to build as there is also an
unresolved border conflict between the two. But India has proved it is a
rational country, displaying an independent foreign policy and loath being an
appendix of any particular power. Plus, India cherishes peace”.
A paper described any
united front against China with India as the centre as a “crazy fantasy”.
Japan pledged to invest Re. US $ 35
billion in a wide spectrum of projects over five years. Besides, Prime Minister
of Japan Shinzo Abe expressed his
readiness to provide financial, technical and operational support to introduce
bullet trains in India.
Five agreements were signed. The two
sides decided to turn their “Strategic and Global Partnership” to “Special
Strategic and Global Partnership”.
The prime minister said that a special
team would be set up at his office in New Delhi to facilitate business from
Japan.
Before leaving Japan, the prime minister
presented a copy of Bhagvad Gita to Emperor
of Japan His Majesty Akihito.
Gita says that a man should never renounce his prescribed
duties.
This is letter No. 280.
This letter is being submitted to
His Excellency the President of India, Prime Minister of India, Supreme Court
of India, Chief Vigilance Commissioner, Indian Army and the Indian Air Force,
and posted in the blog: www.howeverythinghappenedinindia.blogspot.com on 3 September 2014.
3-9-2014.
V. Sabarimuthu
26-3 Thattamkonam, Vellicode
Mulagumoodu PIN:629167
Email:sabarimuthu.vyakappan@gmail.com
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