494 THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA: ANOTHER DECEIVING TECHNIQUE

  494

THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA:

ANOTHER DECEIVING TECHNIQUE

          The Chief Justice of India,  TS. Thakur, repeatedly broke down and shed tears at a meeting in presence of Prime Minister of India Mr. Narendra Mody. He said that the judiciary alone should not be blamed for the present predicament. He was addressing a meeting of the Chief Ministers and the Chief Justices of the High Courts. The media reported this on 25 April 2016.

          The media said that he wanted to fill up the remaining vacancies in the High Courts and the government restrained him from doing this.

          This is far from the truth.

The government, in fact, wants to fill up all vacancies as early as possible without following any law. It would even allow him to appoint the IAS officers and Commissioned Officers arbitrarily.

So, this must be interpreted in the light of this work, particularly Chapter 488. He felt that England would grant freedom to Indians.

The prime minister was quick to console him. Perhaps, he told him that Mr. V. Sabarimuthu cannot write anything more.

If Chief Justice of India TS.Thakur is not happy with what he did, he can declare all appointments made by him void and ask the Public Service Commission (PSC) or any other competent body to select the judges based on any law.

In contrast, if he is happy with what he did, he can spend his entire time to make the remaining appointments.

He can even make the selections a function of the coaching centres as in the case of Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) to the IITs. Then, the candidates from Andra Pradesh State alone would corner all seats.

Alternatively, he can devise another deceiving technique. No one will question him until England grants Freedom to Indians.

This is letter No.494

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 26-4-2016.

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

26-4-2016.

V. Sabarimuthu,

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