447
THE
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA:
A
JAIL TERM FOR 30 JUDGES?
According
to the Global Financial Integrity (GFI),
the Indians parked US$ 462 billion in tax heavens between 1948 and 2008. The
GFI is a Washington based think-tank. The report appeared on 18 November 2015.
It
is consistent with the revelations of the WikiLeaks.
It is also consistent with the resources of India.
All India Footwear Manufacturers and
Retailers Association (AIFMFA) alleged in the High Court, Delhi that foreign
money appears through complex corporate structures. Accordingly, Justice Rajiv Sahai Endlaw directed the
government to probe twenty one E-Commerce web sites.
These
things happen with the knowledge of the government and the Supreme Court of
India. Therefore, the court should have asked the government whether it has any
knowledge about it or not.
Former
Union Minister Subramonia Swamy
alleged that a prominent leader of the Congress Party - Mr. Rahul Gandi,- has business interests in England through some
shell companies. He wanted a probe by the Central
Bureau of Investigation (CBI) or the Directorate of Enforcement (ED). Earlier
he alleged that Mr. Rahul Gandhi has
a huge amount of black money.
The
allegations are not politics but acts of corruption.
The
Supreme Court of India must have noticed his words. His Excellency the
President of India recently said that a letter or an article in the newspapers
could be treated as a writ petition.
Evidently,
the court must bring the truth to the knowledge of the people.
It
does not do so.
He
has Re. 44 lakh beyond the known sources of income. Call the army to arrest
him. He has Re.200 crore. Send him to jail. He has Re. 6 crore. Question him.
This is how the court runs the show.
The
court refuses to go near the big offenders.
This
induces the political leaders and others to siphon off money like this.
The
Prime Minister of India, Mr. Narendra
Modi, on 18 November 2015, addressed the Sixth Global Focal Point on Asset Recovery hosted by the CBI..
On that occasion, he declared that action had been taken
to recover black money. He added that a Special
Investigation Team had been constituted under the supervision of the Supreme
Court of India for this.
This
work shows that the judges of the Supreme Court of India are an embodiment of
corruption.
Further,
he said that significant steps had been taken to check corruption. He disclosed
that disciplinary action had been taken against 45 senior officers for
unsatisfactory performance. The action included pension cuts and termination
from service.
Perhaps,
the officers might have wanted to question the learned judges of the Supreme
Court. Otherwise, the government might have informed the people as and when the
action was taken.
Furthermore,
he said that agreements had been signed with many countries for exchanging real
time information on black money.
He
said that a provision had been introduced under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act for restitution of assets. This
will enable millions of poor investors – as in the so-called ponzi schemes- to recover a part of
their hard earned money
When the SUS bank in the Tamil Nadu
State was closed, thousands of people lost their money. All actions hitherto
taken by the government ended in vain. Yet, he talks like this!
Above
all, he said that his government provided a governance structure that is
sensitive, transparent and accountable.
He,
in bad faith, conceals this work from the people. This shows that he has some dark secrets.
The Seventh Central Pay Commission
submitted its report to the government on 19 November 2015. It recommended an
overall increase of 23.55 per cent in pay.
The
Government announced only 16 per cent in the Parliament. Apparently, as a
result of the intervention by the present man, it increased to the present
level.
Earlier,
the UPA government had introduced the grade pay due to similar reasons.
Now,
the government has unlimited money.
It
uses the remittances of the hardworking hands for imports. This affects the
money circulation. There is virtually no job for the coolies. They suffer in
silence. Therefore, this money must be pumped back into the economy forthwith.
The
Supreme Court of India must submit an action taken report to the people in this
matter.
The
five judge Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court of India headed by Justice JS. Khehar, on 18 November 2015,
revealed that the court received 1450 suggestions from 3500 individuals for the
appointment of judges.
These
suggestions could be put under, say, five or six rules.
But
the Bench did not reveal the suggestions that are reasonable.
Instead,
the Bench directed the Government to formulate the draft of Memorandum of Procedure (MoP) for strengthening
the Collegium System.
The
government, on the next day, refused to obey the order.
Either
we decide or you decide. This was the reply of the government. It said that
there was nothing in the Constitution for the MoP.
This
is the real problem.
There
are no laws for the MoP.
There
are no laws for selection of judges.
There
are no laws for enforcing freedom of expression.
There
are no laws for public properties.
What
is there in the Constitution?
There
are many laws for punishing drivers and conductors!
Further,
the reply shows that so long as the selection is an arbitrary one, the
government will support the court.
The
government wants the court not to devise even any guidelines for selection.
Will
the court obey the government?
Or,
will the government obey the court?
There
are reports that the Odisha State alienated the iron ore present in a region to
Tata.
At
one time the Supreme Court of India says that the ores come under the Union Government.
At another time, it says that they come under the states.
The
governments are forbidden from alienating the natural resources. The reasons
were given earlier.
The
Supreme Court connives at it because it is Tata. But it must do its duty even
if the natural resources are alienated to the Almighty.
The
Union Government, on 18 November 2015, decided to sell 10 per cent shares each of
the public sector Cochin Shipyard Limited
and the Coal India Limited (CIL).
The
government, again on the same day, decided to e-auction eight more coal blocks
from January 18 to 22 January 2016.
These
are unconstitutional decisions.
Further,
these are acts of corruption. The reasons were given earlier.
These
are similar to the illegal alienation of the public sector IPCL, VSNL, BALCO
and the HZL.
The
Supreme Court of India wants to point out the laws that prevent the alienation
of public resources.
Therefore,
a strong law – similar to the Magna Carta
– must be enacted to keep 30 judges of the Supreme Court of India in jail until
the restoration of all illegally alienated public resources.
This is letter No.447.
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 23-11- 2015.
23-11---2015.
V. Sabarimuthu,
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Mobile: 9486214851
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