Letter 721

From

V. Sabarimuthu

26-3 Vellicode

Mulagumoodu 629197

India

To

All judges

The Supreme Court of India

New Delhi

Your Excellency

        Mr. Vijay Mallya of Kingfisher Airlines, on 27 March 2019, deplored that the mechanism adopted to solve the Jet Airways was not applied to him and he lost everything. He added that the banks were not ready to accept even the repayments to clear the loan taken by him.

        The Government of India had asked the public sector State Bank of India (SBI) to buy 24% shares of the Jet Airways by giving a huge amount of money. In fact, the SBI was all set to buy 24% shares of the Jet Airways. Apparently, the present President of India intervened to prevent the unconstitutional manipulations. Finally, the SBI took over the Jet Airways.

What the present man knows is his letter in this regard and the result. What happened in between is an imagination only. Mr. Mallya may not be aware of it.

The SBI is now open for further manipulations. As there is no civilian government, everything depends on the stand taken by the President of India.

The source of authority of the President of India is the Constitution of India.

President Mr. K.R. Narayanan wanted to prevent the Public Sector Banks and the Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) from advancing money to some favoured companies in the pretext of buying their shares. He went to the Supreme Court of India for it. But the judges told him not to interfere in the affairs of the judiciary. He stood like a poor man at the gate and returned. Thus, he failed. But he expressed the hope that the “common man” would save the country. He utilized a public meeting at Pune to tell it to the people.

Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam and Mrs. Pratibha Devisingh Patil virtually restrained the banks and the LIC from advancing money to any companies in the pretext of buying their shares.

Mr. Pranab Mukherjee allowed them to buy the shares of those companies that were moulding the public thought in India.

The present President of India has, for the first time, restrained the Government and, therefore, the SBI from buying the shares of the Jet Airways.

Evidently, the amount of authority the President of India hold depends upon the capability of the President of India. Some want to prevent manipulations, some restrict it and some condescend it.

It is a very sensitive area because this money has the potential to raise any private companies with suitable connections to great heights. When this happens, other companies simply perish due to interest burden.

 When the present man asked former Prime Minister of India Mr. A.B. Vajpayee to curtail the unconstitutional manipulations, he said that the “demon would be eliminated”

Though the present man still lives, hundreds of attempts were made to eliminate him. Even now, the Supreme Court of India is not ready to adjudicate the letters because it knew that no absent class citizen could fight for ever.

India, on 27 March 2019, shot down one of its satellites in space with an anti-satellite missile (A-SAT). India is the fourth country in the world to successfully conduct this test. It is a scientific achievement of the Indian Défense Research and Development Organization (DRDO).

The Prime Minister of Pakistan, Mr. Imran Khan, on 27 March 2019, said, “My country would no longer allow terror groups to organize in the Pakistani soil. We cannot afford to be blamed for any terrorist activity like what happened in Pulwama.

We are already cracking down on them - we are already dismantling the whole set-up. What is happening right now had never happened before in Pakistan. I am still apprehensive – before the election in India- I feel that something could happen - I feel that Mr. Modi used Pulwama attack to build this war hysteria.

The Indian public should realize that it is all for winning the election. It has nothing to do with the real issues of the subcontinent”.

Whatever happened, it is good for both countries. The terrorists did not succeed in triggering a war. The statement of Prime Minister of Pakistan shows that India and Pakistan are in for a new phase of peaceful co-existence.

The feeling of the present man is that India would not wage a war with Pakistan in the near future notwithstanding one or two freak terrorist attacks.

A little bit of transparency might solve the problem.  Everyone tells that Kashmir is the real problem. But none in India knows the real issues in it. Pakistan can reveal them through the media to enlighten the people.

The President of India must note that there exists a nation-wide and national court-wide conspiracy to deny freedom of expression. The Supreme Court of India induces the media to accomplish it. ‘Write whatever you want. We will never allow the people to know it. We will see that no man reads your books also. We have the power to subvert Article 39(a)’. This is the stand taken by the Supreme Court of India to 720 letters.

The court does this not to this present man but to 1300 million people. It could be any citizen of India.

The wars that India fought in the past could be attributed to the denial of freedom of expression in India.

The judges of the Supreme Court of India revel in installing one non-civilian government after another by denying the rights of the citizens under Articles 39 (a) and 19.

Their action converts them into the worst terrorists in India. Their terrorism is more devastating than the nuclear devices.

They could be sentenced to not less than ten life terms. But the Indians have to live them.

Therefore, the Supreme Court of India must restrain all non-civilian governments from engaging in any war with the neighbouring countries for any unjust gain.

Now the present President of India has acquired sufficient experience. He has closely observed the nature of his government. He has studied the judicial psychology of the judges. He must be in a position to prevent and rectify the unconstitutional actions of the Government and the judiciary.

The gravest complaint against the Supreme Court of India is that it refuses to adjudicate 720 letters as per Article 39(a) of Constitution of India. There is no zipper clause in the Constitution of India to waive this provision. In fact, Article 39(a) is the heart of the Constitution of India. It is a problem to be solved and not arguments to be won.

This letter No.721

This letter is being submitted to the Supreme Court of India and the President of India through email.

V. Sabarimuthu

India 28-3-2019.