413. THE BASIC LAW KNOWLEDGE

413

THE BASIC LAW KNOWLEDGE

          The Sri Lankan Navy fired at the Indian fishermen at the mid sea on 25 August 2015. It caused grievous injury to one fisherman.

          The present man requested the Government of India to revoke the landing rights of Sri Lankan planes in the Indian soil for such criminal actions.

          The Supreme Court of India did not reveal this to the press.

          However, there was a lull in firing after that letter.

          Now, Sri Lanka resumes the firing.

          The reason is obvious.

          There are reports that the Union Government is poised to sell the shares of Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) to garner Re.12500 crore.

          There is no dearth of money.

In fact, the government sits over a mountain of money.

It has started allotting big sums of money for roads.

It cannot exhaust the money like this alone.

The present man suggested direct payment for teachers.

Even otherwise, the sale is unconstitutional.

The reasons were given earlier in this work.

But the government cannot do anything unconstitutional.

How is it possible?

The government, at times, tends to be unconstitutional in its ways.

The people immediately point out this to the Supreme Court.

The court releases this to the press.

Simultaneously, it demands an action taken report from the government.

Thus nothing unconstitutional takes place.

When the court tends to hide the petitions from the people, un-constitutionalism creeps in.

Then the court cannot determine whether something is constitutional or unconstitutional.

This is the basic law knowledge.

At least now, the Supreme Court of India must see reason.

It shall not waste even a minute.

It must declare Freedom to Indians.

The people hope that the court would remedy the dearth of knowledge.

This is letter No.413.

 This email 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 26 August 2015

26-8--2015.

V. Sabarimuthu,

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