Letter No.715

From

V. Sabarimuthu

26-3 Vellicode

Mulagumoodu, 629167

India

To

All judges

Supreme Court of India

New Delhi

Your Excellencies

Samajwadi Party (SP) leader Ram Gopal Yadav, on 21 March 2019, said that the Pulwama terror attack was orchestrated by Prime Minister of India Mr. Narendra Modi. He added that the senior officers had requested to be transported either by air or in armoured vehicles but were transported in normal buses.

As a Prime Minister of India is not likely to know about the movement of the Central Reserve Police, Mr. Gopal Yadav should shed more light on this matter.

The people all over the world are no longer ready to accept killings for any cause. The grievant must tell the reasons and leave the matter there. Whatever happened, Prime Minister of Pakistan Mr. Imran Khan could have avoided the dogfight. ‘OK. Someone trained in Pakistan did it. We accept responsibility for it. The victims will be compensated’. Such a statement might have pre-empted the air strike of India that followed the Pulwama attack. The money may be a small one, but the principle is large.

There are reports that the Prime Minister of England, Mrs. Therasa May, requested the Prime Minister of India, Mr. Narendra Modi and the Pakistan Prime Minister, Mr. Imran Khan to de-escalate the tension between India and Pakistan.

The media did not report her impassionate plea as and when it happened. This shows that they suppressed it and many other things to create a war hysteria.

Union Minister Mr. Ravisankar Prasad, on 21 March 2019, said that the Prime Minister of India, Mr. Narendra Modi, was duty bound to inform the citizens about the air strikes.

The Prime Minister of India must disclose the things that happened between retaliation and de-escalation on February 27, 2019.

The present citizen of India firmly believes that his letter dated 26 February 2019 undermined the political will badly needed for a war. If it is true, anyone would agree that this work is a super-human one for the liberation of the people from the clutches of the manipulators and that it saved several human lives at the moment of maximum danger under Mr. Modi.

However, the people would know the truth only if the learned judges of the Supreme Court of India agree to adjudicate the letters.

The fairness and good judgement of a judge as indicated by past judgements is the primary question before any grievant. Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi repeatedly says that he lacks the expertise to judge various issues.

A judge must be satisfied that he knows ‘enough’ to be able to decide the case and ‘cannot simply sit back’ and judge a debate. He can ask the advocates or the petitioners to provide him with more pieces of information. But he cannot say – in a judgement- that he entirely failed to act in accordance with the oath taken by him. His judgements show that he did not attend any useful law classes before becoming a judge.

In fact, his past judgements indicate that he cannot form a perspective about the subject matter of the 714 letters.

Therefore, it is the turn of the other learned judges of the Supreme Court of India to adjudicate the letters of the present absent class citizen.

The Supreme Court of India must have issued permanent prohibitory injunction prohibiting the Election Commission of India from conducting the General Election before ensuring freedom to the people to know the present work.

The court even now retains jurisdiction over the Election Commission of India and the Government of India until such time as it is satisfied that the illiterate people of India know men and matters to form a perspective for voting. Now,  even the educated people do not know the circumstances that led to the de-escalation of tension between India and Pakistan.

The President of India must note that as per Article 39(a), the opportunities for securing justice should not be denied to any citizen of India and that the legal system must promote justice.

The President of India has the discretion to deal with law according to his best judgement purely based on his common sense.

This is letter No.715

This letter is being submitted to the President of India and the learned judges of the Supreme Court of India.

V. Sabarimuthu

India

22-3- 2019