From
V. Sabarimuthu
26-3 Vellicode
Mulagumoodu 629167
India
To
All judges
Supreme Court of India
New Delhi
Your Excellencies
The Union Government, on 23 March 2019, disclosed that the
disinvestment target of Re. 85,000 crore for 2018-2019 had been achieved.
The Government hands over this money to public sector banks.
A bank, in turn gives, say, Re.100 core to a company as loan. Then it buys 5
percent of its shares for Re. 200 crore. Again, the bank gives a loan of
Re.5000 crore. After that, it buys 10 percent of its shares for Re. 10,000
crore. Within five years, the net asset value of that company increases to Re.
50,000. This process goes on while the sun shines for them.
This is not possible in an atmosphere of freedom. Therefore, the system denies freedom and runs
the government with the ‘sore parts.’
The President of India must note that the Constitution of
India is not confined to its enactment but is a day-to-day process. The
adjudication of meritorious cases has a very important role in this process.
Therefore, adjudication is part of the continuous constitutional process.
No constitution could cover in detail all the exigencies with
which the citizens seek constitutional remedies although all contain provisions
for the redressal of the grievances. There are uncertainties in several
constitutions. This makes grievance redressal an unending process.
But the Constitution of India, in Article 39(a), specifically
says that the opportunities for securing justice should not be denied and that
the legal system must promote justice. It is the ‘core’ of the Constitution of
India.
The act of adjudicating the cases is called justice.
Therefore, the refusal to adjudicate 716 letters is like doing violence to
Article 39(a). The judges cannot refuse to adjudicate them.
As
the court refuses to adjudicate any letter, it is now over burdened with
letters and the entire system breaks down.
But
the people all over India do not know this. Strict instructions have been
issued to the media to keep the people under utter darkness. The media does not
report what the President of India does after the receipt of every letter.
They
want the President to waive Article 39(a) for the time being and expect him to
co-operate with the judges to install a non-civilian government.
But
the President of India cannot waive Article 39(a). He has no authority for this.
The judges must give their award as per Article 39(a) and the people must know
their award as per Article 19.
The
judges think that a non-civilian government alone would save them.
However,
if they conduct elections after enforcing Article 19, the good consequences of
their action might outweigh the bad consequences of their past inaction and the
people might condone them.
Therefore,
the President of India must give effect to Articles 39(a) and Article 19
forthwith because unlimited public money is being spent every day with the
objective forming a non-civilian government of about 10 people.
The
refusal of the President of India to give effect to the Articles 39(a) and 19
is like saying “I did not see your letters. What can I do?”
Then,
it is the end of everything.
This
is letter No.717
This
letter is being submitted to the President of India. The same letter has been
addressed to ‘All judges’ of the Supreme Court of India.
V.
Sabarimuthu
India
24
March 2019.
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