296
INDIA:
THE
SUPER OFFENDERS OF THE NATION
The Union Government, on 16 October 2014, unveiled, a few
new measures to improve ease of doing business.
Accordingly, the competent authorities would not undertake
indiscriminate raids on any business. But a computerized system would select
the units for inspection.
In this connection, it must be stated that the competent
authorities had been undertaking raids frequently. The present writer decried
them. The government had responded in this way.
This is a small achievement of this work, for no other
person in India had opposed the raids. In fact, the raids had been virtually stayed
not by the Supreme Court of India but by this work.
However,
the computerized system is not sufficient.
If
the transaction of a unit is above a certain maximum level, the government must
directly supervise it.
Then
the public servants alone will be responsible for the illegalities.
The
unit would grow in a hassle-free atmosphere. The Nokia-like or the Satyam-like
situations would never arise.
The
government could give an option to all units. Many units would happily accept
it.
Further,
the companies must be protected from unethical competition.
If
a stranger, for instance, enters the cool drinks business, it might bag the
contracts from the Indian Railways either because of its connections or because
of its ability to spread its profit from other areas into this business. Thus
the established parties would perish along with its work force.
In
fact, the industrialists have been either destroying the industries of others
or buying assets –public or private – in the last 13 years. They have not made
any import substitution products.
This
is one of the reasons for starting this work. This could be discerned from the
letter No.2 dated 20 -11-2001.
A Supreme Court of India appointed committee
found that the Tata Group, Birla Group and a few others had been undertaking
illegal mining in the Odisha State. This
happened with the active support of the government. The committee put the loss
at Re.17,576 crore. The New Indian
Express reported this on 18 October 2014.
This
is in one State!
The
present man has been saying this without looking at any report. Now a committee
has vindicated it.
Many
political leaders might have received commission. They might have parked the
money all over the world.
Now
they supply food and water to the people and enjoy their loyalty. As the power
of the people is in their hand, even the court cannot punish them.
The
mining companies spread their money in their sister companies. Besides they buy
assets in India and abroad. They are bigger offenders than former chief
minister of Tamil Nadu Miss.Jayalalithaa.
If
her assets could be confiscated, their assets also must be confiscated.
The
Supreme Court of India must reveal its stand.
A
sum of Re. 2 lakh crore is rotting in the Public
Sector Undertakings (PSUs). This is their profit. The media reported this
on 17 October 2014.
The
government has been keeping this money secretly. It did not show it in the
Union Budget.
The
present writer pointed out this to the present prime minister. Usually, this
money disappears from India and reappears in other countries as private assets.
If
the prime minister wants, he can now easily spend about Re. 10 lakh crore in
this year alone.
The
prime minister addressed the top commanders of the three services on 17 October
2014.
Almost
the entire ruling power rests in the hand of the manipulators. They conceal the best men of the nation and
give the power of the people to a few selected leaders. They manage almost
everything through them.
The
prime minister of such a nation must be most reluctant to look at the face of
the commanders before giving freedom to the people.
However,
the prime minister is creating his own vote base. This might weaken the hold of
the manipulators on him. He will grow into a tyrant or a democrat.
A
Special Court, on 18 October 2014, granted bail to former chief minister Miss. Jayalalithaa. A Supreme Court of
India Bench comprising Chief Justice H.
L. Dattu and Justices Madan B. Lokur
and A.K. Sikri issued the order for
the same. The bail was granted to three other accused- Sasikala, Sudhakaran and
Ilavarasi.
A
former judge of the Madras High Court, Justice Chandru, was shocked to notice the procedure followed by the Supreme
Court in this matter. He said that the court should not have allowed Senior Advocate
Mr. Nariman to represent the accused
because his son is a sitting judge of the Supreme Court.
On
her release, the people gave a grand reception to Miss. Jayalalithaa. They now welcome acts if corruption. They do
not know the existence of anything better. This is tyranny. What is the reason
for this? The Supreme Court must accept responsibility for this and give a
reply.
Union
Finance Minister Mr. Arun Jaitely, on
18 October 2014, said that the shares of the PSUs would be sold as planned.
In
this connection, it must be firmly stated that the act of converting public
assets into private assets using public money is vice and not virtue.
Everyone
connected with this – the learned judges of the Supreme Court included- is the
super offender of the nation.
This
is letter No. 296.
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 19 October 2014.
19-10-2014.
V.
Sabarimuthu
26-3
Thattamkonam, Vellicode
Mulagumoodu
PIN:629167, India
