530. THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA: EMITTING A FOUL MESSAGE SICKENING TO THE SENSES?

530

THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA:

EMITTING A FOUL MESSAGE, SICKENING TO THE SENSES?

          The New Indian Express, on 10 September 2016, published an article titled, “If the salt has lost its savour wherewith shall it be salted?” by a Mr.Sudhish Pai.

          In that article, the paper said that secrecy is the bulwark of corruption. It wanted the court to inform the happenings to the people to fulfill the constitutional guarantee of free-speech.

          529 letters have been submitted to the Chief Justice of India. But the court is not ready to inform it to the people.

          What is the reason for this?

          A few representatives of the IAS officer’s Association met Prime Minister of India Mr. Narendra Modi, on 10 September 2016, and sought his intervention to save some innocent officers. They were silent about the action taken against some officers in the Tamil Nadu State.

          Do they desert the officers caught in Tamil Nadu?

          But the disproportionate assets of the officers have not been identified.

          Does the system exert any pressure over the Government of Tamil Nadu?

          Nothing is known.

          A newspaper, on 10 September 2016, hinted that China is undertaking a survey of the Delhi- Chennai corridor for the bullet train.

This means that India is duty-bound to surrender this corridor to China.

          Thus China entered India not through the north but through the south.

          China entered India in an imperceptible way. However, the Government consciously did it. But it did not want the people to know it.

If a patriot like Mr. Narendra Modi converts India into a slave nation of China, it must be for the good of the nation. So the people need not know about this good fortune. This is the stand of the Supreme Court of India.

          But the court must know that China gives more than $ 10 billion per year as commission to some people. This money is sufficient to buy the entire world.

          If the court is not aware of it, it can remain quiet.

If a citizen of India points out this to the court, it can reject this as a figment of imagination and explain the assets of the people or take the matter to its logical conclusion.

          If there is a doubt about the correctness or otherwise of the submission, it can publish the letters and initiate a public discussion.

          But the court protects the present condition.

Does it think that there is no commission in bulk buying?

Through its silence, the court emits a foul message, sickening to the senses.

This is letter No.530

 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 13-9- 2016.

13-9- 2016.

V. Sabarimuthu,

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