470
THE
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA:
A
MUTE SPECTATOR?
The Central Bureau of Investigation, CBI),
on 1 February 2016, told the Special 2G court, that former Union Minister A. Raja misguided the then Prime
Minister of India, Dr. Manmohan Singh.
A
prime minister or a leader can mislead the ministers or his followers. But a
minister cannot mislead a prime minister or his leader.
The
CBI, further, said that several companies are facing trial.
The
court inquired whether something done in open could be construed as a conspiracy.
The
counsel for Mr. Raja chose to give
the reply during the final argument.
Evidently,
the judge is coming closer to the nucleus.
The first-come-first served policy is
out and out unconstitutional.
It is an absurdity in law.
The
media propagated this as law just to plunder the public resources.
It
directed the Supreme Court of India to treat this as a piece of law.
The
court obliged.
Apparently,
the court did not want to quash it because it was not an Act.
Therefore,
the UPA government apportioned the spectrum using the same policy.
As
the ill-conceived policy was followed in letter and spirit, some new players,
including foreign companies, entered.
The
existing players could not stomach it.
They
cancelled all the allocations done by the UPA government and later usurped
them.
Unless
otherwise denied, this is an open conspiracy hatched by the Supreme Court of
India.
But
the court is not ready to give an inch from its position.
The Directorate of Enforcement (ED), on
1 February 2016, submitted before a court that the former Telecom Minister, Mr. Dayanidhi Maran, had generated funds
worth Re. 742.58 crore; and parked the money- indirectly - in the SUN TV of his
brother.
The
Prime Minister of India, Mr. Narendra
Modi, was in possession of Re.4700/- in cash in December 2016. The media
reported this on 2 February 2016.
The
then Prime Minister of India, Dr.
Manmohan Singh, had no money to pay to the pen at a hotel in Thailand.
The
French Ambassador to India, Mr. Francois
Richier, on 2 February 2016, promised cheaper Rafale jets for the Indian
Air force (IAF).
India
needs the latest jets. The present man says this in the interest of the
security of the nation.
If
the government buys the Rafale before
giving a reply to this work, one would think that India pays tribute to France for
supporting the Indian despotism.
Prime
Minister of India Mr. Narendra Modi,
on 2 February 2016, said, “When we
dedicate ourselves and work for the Dalits and the backward communities, some
get worried. So they now want to stop them from going to Modi. In the name of
Dalits, lies are being spread”.
He
did not disclose the identity of “some people”.
He
transmitted an unimaginable amount of public resources to his promoters. The Dalits and the backward communities did
not get anything. The people do not notice this because he does everything in
the name of Dalits.
On
the same day, Prime Minister Mr. Modi
said that some people are unable to digest the fact that a tea seller now
controls the administration.
The
tea sellers, ordinarily, would not help convert public assets into private
assets. In fact, no man other than Mr. Modi would have dared to sell the
shares of the public sector Engineers
India Limited after mocking at the stay order issued by the Supreme Court
of India in a similar issue.
Surely,
he did not sell the shares for the benefit of the Dalits and the backward communities.
If
he is responsible for the above sale, he has total control not only over his
government but also over the judiciary.
Alternatively,
if he is not responsible, the ruling class treats him as a pure tea seller only
and not at all as a prime minister.
Prime
Minister of India Mr. Modi, further,
said, “Now they are propagating that Modi
will kill reservation. I assure you that as long as the name of Ambedkar exists
no one can destroy reservation for Dalits”.
As
soon as assuming power, he enacted a law for selecting judges. The law did not
provide for any reservation.
Though
that law was annulled, he does not allow the Dalits to go anywhere near to the Supreme Court of India. Yet, he
talks like this!
Furthermore,
Prime Minister Mr. Modi said, “Look back at how the country was two
years ago. Scams and scandals surfaced almost on a daily basis during the
previous UPA regime and hurt the confidence of the nation and the youth. After
we took over, enthusiasm has been restored and the youth are upbeat. There has
not been a single incidence of corruption”.
The
UPA government spread the public resources among a broad spectrum of people.
But
Mr. Modi, divests the resources of
many and transmits them to a narrow spectrum of people.
He
has not touched Provident Fund, Pension
Fund and others.
He
uses the foreign exchange earned by the working hands to beat the rubber
farmers and others.
He
has pension. The employees have no pension. But he remains unmoved.
Surely,
he is immune to the plight of the people. There is a tenfold increase in the
degree of manipulation. The people never expected anything of this kind.
So
long as there is no Freedom, he can pretend as a saint, do anything and talk
anything.
A
Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court of India led by chief justice J.S. Khehar, on 4 February 2016, said
that the court cannot remain as a mute spectator when democracy is slaughtered.
On
hearing this, the people think that the court protects democracy.
Actually,
some people take the public resources, run the media and strange the works of
the people for nation building.
Some
among them get political leadership alone and the rest get money and
leadership.
The
Supreme Court of India remains as a mute spectator.
It
forces the people to seek the help of others to bring democracy.
This is letter
No. 470
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 5-2-2016.
5-2-2016.
V. Sabarimuthu,
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