469
THE
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
DISRESPECTFUL
AND UNREASONABLE?
President
of India Mr. Pranab Mukherjee, on 28
January 2016, said that he never aspired for the post of the Prime Minister of
India.
A
person must occupy the highest elected position in an atmosphere of Freedom.
This does not happen in India.
The
ruling class distributes the positions of great responsibility to their men.
Therefore,
any Mr. Modi like person can become
the prime minister.
In
fact, at no time did, Mr. Mukherjee or any other persons –other than the
present writer- present himself as a representative of the people to claim the
post of prime minister.
Even
now, he does not deserve his present position for various reasons mentioned
earlier.
He
simply sits as a humble servant of the ruling class.
Naturally,
he does not concentrate his attention on the Freedom of the people.
He
is not going to refute this, lest the act of acknowledging this work would
amount to giving Freedom to Indians.
Union
Coal Secretary Mr. Anil Swarup, on 29
January 2016, said that no special consideration would be given to the Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) of the
various state governments in coal block allotments.
The
government shall not sell anything through one hand, and buy the same through
another hand. If it does, it is arbitrage trading.
Therefore,
the government could hand over all public assets to the promoters of the prime
minister.
The
Governor of the Reserve Bank of India, Mr.
Raghuram Rajan, on 29 January 2016,
said that there must be a public discussion to know whether India needs fiscal
consolidation or not.
There
was no discussion to know whether his appointment was a legally valid one or
not.
Further,
the people do not know how everything happens in India.
Therefore, he can do anything without any
discussion.
It
will be sufficient if he acts in good faith.
The
Union Government, on 29 January 2016, sold 10 percent shares of the public
sector Engineers India Limited for
about Re.600 crore.
Now,
the government has unlimited money as mentioned earlier in this work. It has
not denied it. Therefore, the government did not sell it to manage the so
called fiscal deficit.
The
prime minister says that he is working for the downtrodden. The sale is not consistent with his aim also.
The
government could have thought of selling the shares after giving Freedom to the
people to know the salient features of this work. It did not do so.
10
days ago, on 19 January 2016, a bench of the Supreme Court of India headed by
the chief justice asked the reason for selling the residual shares of the Hindustan Zinc Limited (HZL). Not
satisfied with the reply, the court stayed the sale.
It
is too early for the court to forget its judgment.
At
one time, the court induces the government to alienate the public assets.
Therefore,
the government thinks that the court cannot question it.
At
another time, the court thinks it is illegal
But
the government has not the slightest regard for the state of mind of the court.
It does not simply want to know how the sale would affect the court.
Now,
the court must either follow the government or remain silent. Even if it wants to
do justice to the arduous task entrusted to it; the media would not allow the
people to know it.
Therefore,
all that the present writer can say is that the sale is out and out disrespectful and unreasonable.
This
is a consequence of the denial freedom of expression.
This is letter
No. 469
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 1-2-2016.
1-2-2016.
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