523.PRIME MINISTER OF ENGLAND Mrs. MAY: DO THE NEEDFUL

523

PRIME MINISTER OF ENGLAND Mrs. MAY: DO THE NEEDFUL

          The Governor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on 27 July 2016 urged the Government of India to reject the motivated criticisms against the RBI.

Further, he said that inflation must be kept under four percent.

Furthermore, he wanted the Government to protect the independence of the RBI.

The RBI must manage its imports by its exports. If the imports tend to exceed exports, it can make suitable adjustments in the value of the currency.

Instead, it utilizes the remittances for more and more imports. It affects domestic production. The farmers are the worst affected.

If it wants to utilize the remittances for imports, it must surrender the money extracted for imports to the Government.

Alternatively, it must disclose the whereabouts of the extracted money.

When a citizen of India asks this, the Governor should not dub such demands as motivated criticisms.

Five people were arrested in the Bihar State for leaking the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) question papers. The media sparingly reported this on 28 July 2016.

This is a calamity.

Evidently, the NEET is in the hand of a mafia. Whether any judges have any link with it is not known.  

According to some reports, the leaked question papers were strikingly similar to the original ones.

In this connection, it must be stated that not more than 10 questions could be asked from every topic mentioned in the syllabus. Beyond these, the questions tend to be either outside the scope of the syllabus or utterly un-understandable ones.

Therefore, anyone familiar with 10 model questions would easily clear the NEET. The privileged alone get this now.

The court could partially solve this by annexing 10 model questions in all relevant books.

In this connection, it must be noted that there are many out of syllabus questions in the IIT-JEE. 

Even a postgraduate would fail to give answers to some questions.

This also could be solved to some extent by integrating 10 previous question papers in the books.

Alternatively, the State Board questions could be modeled after the NEET and the IIT-JEE.

The Parliament, on 1 August 2016, passed the NEET Bill that imparted constitutional status to the NEET. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will conduct the test.

The Bill allows the states to fill up 85 percent of the seats based on the merit list. The Government finally conceded it presumably because the present man reminded the Article 16 of the Constitution of India in the last minute.

Apparently, the Supreme Court of India had not allowed the state wise quota. Therefore, it is a rebuke to its anti-constitutional order.

The court might have understood the futility of its order. But it would be reluctant to annul it. It would simply refrain from extolling its verdict. The students are a victim.

Now, consistent with the Constitution of India, the Government must provide state wise reservation to the civil services, IIFT, IITs, NITs, IIM and others.  

The media on 2 August 2016, said that the Union Cabinet would soon discuss the proposed IIM Bill

The bill includes provisions for reservation of students from the SC, ST and the OBCs.  It is a constitutional demand. It would go down well with the people.

A state wise quota would impart greater meaning to Article 16 of the Constitution of India.

A sitting judge of the Calcutta High Court, Justice Karnan, in an interview to a TV Channel on 1 August 2016, said that  huge amount of money was collected before the selection of judges to the Chennai High Court. He said that every aspirant gave not less than Re.5 crore to the Chief Justice of Chennai High Court.

The advocates say that every judge would realize this amount in one judgment.

The revelation indicates that the judges use their talents not only to maintain contacts but also to amass wealth.

Do they apportion this amount among themselves? Do they share it with the political leaders?

The charge is an incredible one. The situation cannot be so rotten. As the Supreme Court of India is silent, it cannot be an unfounded charge.

This must merit the attention of the Chief Justice of India.

The Indian Parliament, on 4 August 2016, passed the GST Bill.

The Bill seeks to erode the autonomy of the states. This should have been left to the wisdom of the states.

Just as in the Judge’s Appointment Bill, the Bill was passed unanimously.

This is an unconstitutional Bill. This is against the basic structure of the Constitution of India.

Further, the Government should have granted freedom to the states to maintain separate foreign exchange accounts. This is for the prosperity of the nation.

Now, some private companies alone are allowed to maintain their own foreign exchange accounts.

The development shows that the Prime Minister of India and the political leaders function as the slaves of a gang of importers. If they do anything against their aim, they cannot float as the guardians of the people.

A 19 year-old knifeman stabbed to death a 60-year-old woman and injured five others at Russell Square in London on 3 August 2016.. He was arrested. The police said that he had some mental illness.

The women rulers, as a rule, understand their responsibilities. Prime Minister of England Mrs. May must do the needful in this matter.

This is letter No. 523

This letter is being submitted to His Excellency the President of India, Supreme Court of India, Chief Vigilance Commissioner, Indian Army and the Indian Air Force, and posted in the blog: www.howeverythinghappenedinindia.blogspot.com  on  6.8- 2016.

6 August 2016.

V. Sabarimuthu,

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