456
THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA:
PURSUE
THE RIGHT AND SPEAK THE TRUTH
The Prime Minister of India, Mr. Narendra Modi and the Prime Minister
of Japan, Mr.Shinzo Abe, on 12
December 2015, signed 16 agreements that included bullet-trains, defense, security,
infrastructure, education and civil nuclear energy.
The agreements are consistent with this work.
This is one of the most important bilateral
agreements ever signed by India with any other country.
This can be considered as a small step to
rescue India from China.
Japan must be commended for its conscious
decision to open its doors for India. It is not clear whether the decision was
inspired by the Emperor of Japan or
not.
Due to this agreement, India becomes one of the most favoured nations
of Japan.
However, a reference to China, as reported by
the media, could have been avoided.
The bullet-train should have connected Delhi
with Mumbai, Calcutta and Chennai. One might see a tinge of private interest in
the proposed Mumbai –Ahmadabad corridor.
It is the paramount duty of the government to
increase the speed of all trains all over India without sacrificing the basic parameters of safety.
India
hiked the import duty on steel to 57.4 percent. The media reported this on 12
December 2015.
Simultaneously,
at least 100 percent duty could have been imposed on natural rubber.
Indian
rupee also could have been devalued a little.
The Bharathiya Janata Party, (BJP), accused the the leader of the
Congress Party, Mrs. Sonia Gandhi and
her son, Mr. Raghul Gandhi, of
blackmail. The basis for the allegation
was the so called National Herald case.
The
law enforcing agencies book the leaders for their small offences.
The
biggest allegation is that the miners run the media and deny freedom of
expression to remove the public resources.
There
is not even one TV channel for all the rest all over India.
The
Supreme Court of India knows this.
This-
in the past- resulted in the alienation of the public sector BALCO, IPCL and
others.
Due
to this, the court suffers a kind of dishonour.
Therefore,
the court must develop an uncompromising antagonism to the political and
economic blackmail.
Further,
it must take a decision to pursue the right and speak the truth.
The
present Chief Justice of India shall not hesitate to withdraw his statement
regarding the rule of law.
This is letter No.456.
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 13-12-- 2015.
13- 12---2015.
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