445
THE
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
SAVE
THE NATION FROM THE CONSPIRATORS
On
9 November 2015, addressing a gathering at the foundation day celebration of National Legal Service Authority (NALSA),
Justice T.S. Thakur said that ‘no
system, no polity, no society can survive if justice is not ensured’.
Does
the Supreme Court of India ensure justice?
Does
it not do injustice to 1000 million people?
He
wanted to raise the legal awareness of the people. For this, he said that the
celebrities must act as ambassadors to raise legal awareness. He advised the
public broadcasters not to levy any charge for promoting legal awareness. He
even wanted a song for it.
Apparently,
he has a desire to do right, for himself and for the nation.
But
he must know what is right.
The
Parliament cannot give arbitrary power to anyone.
Further,
the law must be an impersonal one.
The
National Judicial Appointment Commission
(NJAC) Act is unconstitutional because of the above two reasons.
But
the recent judgment is silent over these vital points.
If
a law is enacted, any competent authority could carry it out. That authority
cannot violate that law.
The
law makers must be happy to see that their laws are being carried out by it.
The
Chairman of the Public Service Commission
(PSC), for instance, cannot use his discretion to select a candidate
because he must obey the law.
On
that occasion, Justice T.S. Thakur
said that that ‘Unity in Diversity’ must be celebrated.
If
he is true to his words, the Supreme Court of India would allot a definite
quota of judges to every state.
He,
further, said that the people must know their rights, and they must have
unhindered access to justice.
In
a country, every citizen has rights that are assured by a strength that is
greater than his own. He must have unmeasured freedom to do not anything based
on his whims but on his innermost nature.
But
the Supreme Court of India warps this.
Justice T.S. Thakur is set to become the
Chief Justice of India on December 2, 2015. He has a wonderful chance to put
right the public wrongs.
Addressing
the above meeting, Prime Minister of India Mr.
Narendra Modi said that the Supreme Court of India and the Government
should do the things together.
Thus
he wants Justice Thakur to succumb or
succeed. The latter has to take the
test and sink or swim.
In
fact, he wants the court to be a conspirator to deny Freedom.
Prime
Minister of India, on 10 November 2015, said that the government had taken a
decision to allow Foreign Direct
Investment (FDI) in the mining sector.
This
work demands the immediate takeover of all mines. The reasons were given
earlier.
But
the government wants to conserve this for the manipulators. It believes that
the FDI would serve this purpose.
Will
the new Chief Justice of India look at the Supreme Court of India to save the
nation from the clutches of the conspirators?
This is letter No. 445.
This email is being
submitted to His Excellency the President of India, Supreme Court of India,
Chief Vigilance Commissioner, Indian Army the Indian Air Force, Department of Justice
and posted in the blog: www.howeverythinghappenedinindia.blogspot.com on 11-11- 2015.
11-11---2015.
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