528. CHIEF MINISTER Ms. JAYALALITHAA: DEVOTING INTELLIGENCE TO SAVE INDIA?

528

CHIEF MINISTER Ms. JAYALALITHAA:

 DEVOTING INTELLIGENCE TO SAVE INDIA?

Justice J. Chalameshwar, the fifth senior most judge of the Supreme Court of India, boycotted the meeting of the Collegiums scheduled on Thursday, the 1st September 2016. He told the Chief Justice of India – in black and white- that the judges were selected by the Chief Justice without his lawful knowledge. He asked, “Are we doing something good for the country?"

The present writer repeatedly points out that the Supreme Court of India cheats the people of their assets and the seats by arbitrarily selecting the judges. This was described as nepotism. Yet hundreds of judges were appointed in this year. However, even the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has been rejecting everything as vague complaints.  

Now, this is a concrete and open complaint against the present Chief Justice of India by a sitting judge of the Supreme Court of India..

In the eye of the Constitution of India, the revelation is a cognizable offence. The President of India and the competent law enforcing authority should have taken appropriate action.

The judge did not go to police station. Instead, he requested the Chief Justice to exchange views in writing to avoid secrecy.

As he is a senior judge, he is a member of the 5-member Collegiums.

In a dissenting judgment, he had upheld the National Judicial Appointment Commission (NJAC) Act. The Act was an unconstitutional one because a body that enacts a law cannot carry it out.

The Government of Tamil Nadu, on 1 September 2016, placed under suspension senior IAS officer and former Chief Secretary Mr. Gnanadesikan and the Commissioner of Mining, Mr. Atul Anand, without assigning any reason. 16 other IAS officers were divested of their duties.

The affected officers did not react.

A newspaper hinted that the suspension was for big commissions in buying and selling without the knowledge of Chief Minister Ms. Jayalalithaa

For instance, coal was imported for Re.5400 per tonne when the prices were around Re.3600/-per  tonne. Thus the commission is about 33 per cent.

The IAS officers knew the value of even one gram of rare earth minerals.

No wonder that they slashed an unlimited amount of money. Barring a few exceptional cases, every IAS officer possesses more wealth than what the Chief Minister possesses.

It must be noted that the Indian imports are fast touching $250 billion per year. The commission could be around $50 billion in this year. Internal commission usually exists for various contract works and others.

A conservative calculation would put the commission at $25 billion in this year.

The present man gave some evidences for commission in this work. But the above money is so big that it concealed this work.

The IAS officers, some private parties, some learned judges of the Supreme Court of India and some political leaders share the spoils of this unethical war.

This money keeps Mr. Narendra Modi in power.

If the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu takes this matter to its logical conclusion, one would say that she is devoting her intelligence to save not only Tamil Nadu but also India.

. This is letter No.528

          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 3.8- 2016.

3 August 2016.

V. Sabarimuthu,

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