430
THE
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA:
A
MAGNANIMOUS HEART
A Central
Bureau of Investigation (CBI) court at New Delhi, on 26 September 2015,
summoned former Union Minister Mr.
Anbumoni Ramadhas in connection with the acts of corruption associated with
the affiliations granted to some private medical colleges.
If everybody controls everybody,
nobody would prevail over anybody and the acts of corruption could be
prevented. The present man –citing some specific cases - pointed out this to
the Supreme Court of India.
The court, in turn, chose to harbour
the letters. In this way, it promoted acts of corruption.
Therefore, the Supreme Court of India is
the accused in this case. The CBI must question it before questioning any
ministers.
Mr.
Anbumoni Ramadhas could have obtained relief from the Supreme Court of
India citing this work.
There are many more valid points. They
were given in different chapters.
The Government of Rajasthan
apportioned 653 mining leases among the people of Rajastan on first-come first-serve basis. The media
reported this on 26 September2015.
It, apparently, did this fearing the
imminent grabbing by the promoters of the present Prime Minister of India.
According to the same report, Mr.Askok Singui, the Principal Secretary
to the Chief Minister of Rajastan, Mrs.
Vasundhara Raje, was arrested by the State Anti Corruption Agency.
The report said that Re. thousands of
crore was confiscated after some searches.
This must be the tribute given to the
chief minister.
However, this is a consequence of the
BALCO judgement.
But the consequences of the 2G
judgement would be more disastrous.
One reason is that the money value
changes rapidly.
Another reason is that the
Constitution of India bars the government from auctioning any natural resources
for more than one year.
Evidently, the perennial transfer of
the mines is 100 per cent unconstitutional.
It would even tempt the Supreme
Court of India to question the sovereignty of the future governments over the mines.
Further, assume that a prime
minister is above corruption. He cannot plunge into the Arabian Sea to estimate
the oil reserves before auctioning them.
What is the remedy?
The Supreme Court of India should
immediately ask the Government to exploit the minerals directly.
This would show that the court is
inaccessible to personal interests.
Incidentally, the government would
get a chance to use its un-limited money for public welfare.
The CBI, on 26 September 2015,
raided the residences of the Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh, Mr. Virbhadra Singh, based on an FIR
that alleged disproportionate assets worth Re. 6.O3 crore.
Here also, the Supreme Court of
India must be the accused.
However, in order to prove that the
CBI is not selective, it must undertake a raid over the residences of the Governors.
It can test this by undertaking a
raid over the residence- called Raj Bhavan-
of the Government of Tamil Nadu today.
It can obtain a warrant for the
same from the Supreme Court of India within an hour of receipt of this letter.
This is to show the lax condition
of system after 429 letters.
Evidently, anyone can envisage the
situation that prevailed in India before the first letter dated 1-6-2001.
Can the court improve its image?
It can.
As the first step it must set aside
the National Judicial Appointment
Commission (NJAC) Act.
It is null and void.
It is null and void.
The Supreme Court of India must
obey this order because the Constitution of India does not grant any arbitrary
power to the Supreme Court of India to give arbitrary power to anyone.
Everything would end smoothly if
there is a learned judge in the Supreme Court of India with a magnanimous heart
within.
This is letter No.430.
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 27 -9- 2015
27-9--2015.
V. Sabarimuthu,
26-3 Thattamkonam, Vellicode,
Mulagumoodu PIN: 629167, India.
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