474. INDIA: RIDICULING DEMOCRACY

474

INDIA:

RIDICULING DEMOCRACY

          The militant people killed six soldiers, two officers included, in the Jammu and Kashmir State on 21 February 2016.

          It is not clear whether the soldiers wear bullet proof jackets or not.

          Chief Justice of India T.S. Thakur, on 21 February 2016, addressed the judicial officers of the nation through video conferencing. He said, “You are grossly mistaken if you think that you know everything”.

          Now, he must put right the public wrongs committed by the judiciary.

          After a lull, the Supreme Court of India is going ahead with the cases of the political leaders like Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu Miss Jayalalithaa, former Union Minister Mr. Dayanidhi Maran.

          The motive is to do injustice.

          The court will not ask the reason because it was vividly given earlier.

           Mr.Shreepad Kalmarkar, a professor in the IIT, Madras, on 23 February 2016, said that in the name of intellectual freedom and democracy the institutions of higher learning should not be converted into war zones.

          His views are news. But 473 letters from the present man is not news!

          The Government of India sold 5 percent shares of the public sector National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) on 23 February 2016.

          This is out and out unconstitutional. The reasons were given earlier.

          While the sale was in progress, Prime Minister of India Mr. Narendra Modi, said, “I have done something which has made life difficult for many. Corrupts could no more indulge in fraudulent activities. Those who were involved in corruption became very angry with me. When I started seeking accountability from Non-Government Organisations, they all got united and turned against me.”

          Thus, while committing an act of corruption; he is accusing others of the same. He simply indulges in a fraudulent activity.

He escapes by giving a political colour to what would otherwise have been a callous crime. This makes the life of the ruling class easy.

          He was not satisfied with the day’s work. He, further, said, “Some people remain occupied with only mission of criticizing my government from morning to evening. They cannot digest the simple fact that a tea vendor went on to become the Prime Minister. They are conspiring all the time to destabilize the government and defame me.

          Fertilizer was being black marketed by unscrupulous traders. To prevent this neem-coated urea was introduced. This upset the apple cart of unscrupulous elements.

          “But I want to make it clear that you have elected me to save the country from these vices. I won’t deviate from the aim you have sent me for.

I know why they are rattled and what is pinching these people. But we will not let the country bow down and get destroyed.”

          The ruling class comprising ten men removes all the public resources. It runs the media and shows its representatives alone to the people.

          Vote for this man or that man. There are no people apart from them. This is its latent message. The people are being forced to vote for any one of them. There is no escape.

          In a democracy, the people must hear men and matters according to degree. If it had happened in India, Mr. Modi would not have got even ten votes.

          The developments shown that even the tea sellers are being forced into the mind of the people. Therefore, the people know thousands of Indian political leaders.

          But the people like the present man - with all their contribution to nation building- remain obscure.

In fact, the present man does not get as much publicity as what a last grade political leader gets in India.

          Thus, the ruling class ridicules democracy.

          This is the vice.

          Freedom would prevent this.

          Therefore, his detractors say that he has a chance to become the savior.

They say this not to defame him at all.

But he depicts them as unscrupulous elements.

Actually, this is his attribute.

This is letter No. 474.

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 24-2-2016.

The same letter is emailed to collegium –suggestions@gov.in and collegium-improvements@gov.in

24-2-2016.

V. Sabarimuthu,

26-3 Thattamkonam, Vellicode, Mulagumoodu PIN: 629167, India.

Mobile: 9486214851

         

         

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