417: THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF INDIA: WHAT IS HIS AIM?

417

THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF INDIA:

WHAT IS HIS AIM?

          The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), filed the First Information Report (FIR) against former union minister Sachin Pilot, former Chief Minister of Rajastan Ashok Gehlot, Mr Ravi Krishna, son of former Union Minister Mr. Vayalar Ravi, Mr. Karthi Chithambaram, son of former Union Minister Mr. P. Chithambaram, and 4 others for a corruption of Re.2.5 crore while buying 108 ambulances in 2013.

          On the face of it, the above accused must have indulged in many other manipulations. Naturally, they must have huge disproportionate assets.

          Such assets might be confiscated.

          However, this is a complex case.

          Corruption is associated with all bulk buying.

          Every government indulges in bulk buying.

          The motive is big commission.

          Therefore, as early as in 2001, the present man requested the Supreme Court of India, to abolish the policy of bulk buying.

          The court described these as a policy decision.

          It did not allow the people to hear the suggestions.

          It even hid the complaints.

          Even today, it is not ready to open them for public discussion.

          Naturally, the court would finally acquit them.

          Therefore, unless otherwise denied, the court must be the first accused.

         

         

          Union Minister for Finance Mr. Arun Jaitely, on 30 August 2015, said that if the best do not join the Bench that itself creates pressure and handicaps the system.

          This is the predicament of the Supreme Court.

          He says that the judges selected under the collegiums system are not the best.

          It must be noted that the collegiums system does not permit the Chief Justice of India to select his son.

          Therefore,  both the collegiums system as well as the National Judicial Appointment Commission (NJAC) Act are arbitrary and illegal.

Though mark sheet is not the sole index of merit, written examination, as in other areas, is inevitable for mass recruitment.

          Whether any of your relation is working in the department? Such questions should not be directly or indirectly elicited from the candidates to disqualify them.

          It is a human rights problem.

          Mr. Jaitely finally quoted, “When in doubt, please go straight. A moral position is a lasting one”.

          Apparently, he wants to survive in an atmosphere of Freedom.

          He exhorts the judges to go in a straightforward way.

He urges them to take a moral stand.

          The ball is in the court of the Chief Justice of India.

          There is no reason to disregard the well-meant counsel of Mr.Jaitely.

He shall not hesitate to disclose his aim.

He must display his erudition now.

This is letter No.417.

 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 1 -9- 2015

1-9--2015.

V. Sabarimuthu,

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