367. THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA: THE ARBITRARY POWER

367

THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA:

THE ARBITRARY POWER

          The Supreme Court of India, on 22 April 2015, decided to review the National Judicial Appointment Commission (NJAC) Act. A five judge Constitution Bench headed by Justice JS. Khehar would hear it.

          In this connection, it must be stated the learned judges of the Supreme Court of India have been converting the public resources into private assets by misusing their divine power.

          Whenever the government tends to work for the equitable distribution of wealth, they intervene unethically.

          The petrol outlet case, 2G- case and the coal case are just a few examples.

          The government or the courts did not authorize any company to open petrol outlets. Therefore, the sudden act of re-opening 1400 petrol outlets by a private company is nothing but contempt of court.

          The learned judges should have taken action based on the last letter.

          They have not done so.

          Therefore, they are more amenable for manipulations than ever before.

          The present writer has sent 366 letters to the Supreme Court. Many letters had been sent directly to the judges.

          Yet, the learned judges are not ready to meet the complaints of the people.

          If you write anything, they say, we will strange you.

          Thus they perpetrate slavery in India.

          The reason for this condition is that the Collegiums System led to the arbitrary appointment of judges. The unjust alone entered the court.

          The NJAC also confers arbitrary power on five people. It is in the interest of the ruling class - mentioned in Chapter 337.

          The selection of judges by a competitive examination conducted by the Public Service Commission would lead to the emancipation of the people.

          As self-regarding interest is predominant over all other interests put together, the judges in the bench must come forward to sacrifice their self interest in this matter. Let the people become judges.

          It is said that those giving and those receiving arbitrary power are alike criminal.

This is letter No.367.

This letter is being submitted to His Excellency the President 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 24 April 2015

24-4-2015.

V. Sabarimuthu,

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