209.The Top Hypocrites of the Nation

209

HYPOCRACY

           The last mail was submitted to His Excellency the President of India on September 17, 2012. The same mail was sent to the Supreme Court of India, Indian Army and Indian Air Force.   Later, it was posted in the blog www: howeverythinghappenedinindia.blogspot.com and a link was given to www.thattan.com

      The Trinamool Congress Party (TCP) headed by West Bengal Chief Minister Ms. Mamata Banerjee, on 17 September 2012, withdrew its support to the UPA because the government decided to allow the FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) in retail. 

            There were only two mikes before her while she announced the above decision. Several cameramen were shooting her from different angles and telecasting live in different TV channels. But, no TV channel showed any cameramen! She simply played to the tune of the recipients of the Provident Fund (PF) money even for an announcement.

        The TCP has 19 members in the Parliament. Apparently, the recipients of the PF money had assured her the support of many parties inclusive of some coalition partners. But, they did not precipitate the matter presumably because the present writer – in the last letter- said that the struggle was to divest Defence Minister Mr. A.K. Antony of his present position in his party. Thus, the first attempt of Ms. Mamata Banerjee to seize power failed.

 

         Ms. Mamata Banerjee, on 19 September 2012, said that the government was set to invest the Provident Fund (PF) and the Pension Fund in the stock market. She added that the government had been cutting her throat.

      This is the first time any political leader is coming near to the PF money. However, the people did not notice it.

      The Pension Fund – in the hand of the private parties - generates black money. The Constitution of India does not condescend to this. Therefore,  the pension must be restored.

        Pension must be extended to the private sector employees also. Now they pay Income Tax to the pension component of their salary income.

     Mr. Nitin Gadkari, on 20 September 2012, said that his party had no intention of either moving a no-confidence motion against the government or doing anything to destabilize it.      

       

       On 21 September 2012, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh sought the trust, understanding and co-operation of the people to bring the economy on the track. In order to justify the hike in diesel price, he said that much of the diesel was being used by the rich.

       After ruling India for eight years, he says that the economy is not on the track. Now, he must tell the whereabouts of the PF money before seeking the understanding of the people.

      Ms. Mamata Banerjee, on 22 September 2012, said that those possessing power were talking about the poor people only to finish them by misusing their power.

    Some newspapers, on 25 September 2012, reported the decision of the Cairan Energy to sell 8% shares for $940 million.

    The people pay 10% for property registration. Does the government realize this during the transaction of shares to justify Article 14 of the Constitution of India?

     Some newspapers, on 24 September 2012, revealed that the government was seeking explanation from 45 Telecom Companies for importing interception machines without permission. Ordinary people would have been sent to Tihar jail for far smaller offences.

        Ms. Mamata Banerjee, on 25 September 2012, said that her party would not be an ally of the capitalist class.

         On 26 September 2012, the newspapers said that the Department of Disinvestments would come out with an initial public offer (IPO) of the public sector Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Ltd (RINL) for Re.2500 crore.

       The shares sold to the public do not remain with the public but remain in the hand of the holders of black money. Therefore, the shares already sold should be restored to the parent companies - private sector companies included.

        Arcelor Mittal would raise $ 650 million through issue of security at 8.75 per cent interest per annum subject to the right of the company to defer interest payment. The Indian Express reported this on 27 September 2012.

        It is not clear whether he wants to raise this money from India or not. If the collected money remains in India, it would generate an equivalent amount or more in black money every year.

       Some private players raised money from the foreign countries. This money also might have generated black money, if they had brought the money to India.

  

       The Indian Express, on 27 September 2012, said that the Government would sell the residual shares of the BALCO. The Constitution of India does not permit it. Public Sector BALCO had been sold in violation of the guidelines for privatization.

       A Supreme Court Bench comprising Justices Deepak Misra and K.S. Radhakrishnan, on 27 September 2012, declared that if the mandatory safety requirements were not met, it might stop the commissioning of the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant (KNPP).

      

      A five judge Bench of the Supreme Court of India comprising Chief Justice S.H. Kapadia and Justices D.K. Jain, Dipak Misra, J.S. Khehar and Ranjan Gogoi declared that auction was not the sole route for the allocation of natural resources.

       The Bench said the above in its advisory opinion on the 2G Presidential Reference.

        Describing the alienation of the natural resources as a policy decision, the Bench declared that the learned judges of the court did not possess the necessary expertise to distinguish the legality between one method, and another method. This interpretation reinforces the BALCO judgment mentioned in Chapter-6.

          However, in the next sentence, the Bench said that the court would strike down any arbitrariness in the policy decision using Article 14. This statement leads to the depletion of the meaning of the BALCO judgment.

       The duty of the judges is to examine the constitutionality or otherwise of the policy decisions with whatever expertise they possess.  The wisdom of majority judges would prevail over the wisdom of the executive. The present writer said this again and again. The court now pretends to accept this half-heartedly. 

        The crucial point is that the courts that lack the requisite expertise to examine a policy decision cannot understand its arbitrariness.

             One day, the Supreme Court cancelled 450 petrol outlets granted by the Members of Parliament (MPs). On the next day, the same court silently allowed its clients to start petrol outlets all over India, all in the name of the Constitution. Will not the people consider the learned judges as the top hypocrites of the nation for such judgments?

     The act of alienating the natural resources that yield profit over a certain maximum is against the Constitution of India.  In fact, the word ‘alienation’ is repugnant to the Constitution. It is the responsibility of the new Chief Justice of India to dispel the darkness in this matter. For this he must take into account the Judgment of then Chief Justice K.G. Balakrishnan mentioned in Chapter-139.

       The court pronounced the above judgment on 27 September 2012, the penultimate day of the date of retirement of Chief Justice S.H. Kapadia.

       At a farewell function on the next day, he said, “The judges should not rule the nation. Do the right thing and leave the rest to God. We -judges- cannot change the world”. In contrast Plato says, “The Kingdom of God is really within us”. He could have ruled the nation not by sending any Union Minister to jail but by enforcing freedom of expression. But he chose even to conceal the letters that reached his hand through the government from the President of India.  

       

       Mrs. Jayanthi Natarajan, Environment Minister, on 28 September 2012, said that the government might tighten safety norms for the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant (KNPP).

     The KNPP would not survive a bombing by an enemy plane. It is an imagination only. However, the government must wait for the consent of all sections of the people.

         Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, on 27 September 2012, said that he would do what is good for the country.  This is the reply to the Re. 3 lakh crore given to private parties.

     Ms. Mamata Banergee, on 29 September 2012, said that the UPA Government was looting the country.

       BJP leader Mr. L.K. Advani, on 29 September 2012, requested the political parties to join hands with the BJP to build a new India. He must give an assurance to recover the black money generated by the PF money, and the other invaded properties. Above all, he must pledge to give freedom of expression consistent with the importance of the people.

      The CBI, on 1 October 2012, registered a preliminary enquiry against former Health Minister Anbumoni Ramadoss to probe the intention in imposing a ban on vaccine production in three Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs). After a probe the ban was revoked. However, the ban had benefitted some private manufacturers.

     The government inhibits the growth of many public sector companies only to benefit the private companies. For instance, the public sector BSNL does not promptly supply cables to all areas for new internet connections.  The private players are the beneficiaries.

       Mr. Aravind Kejriwal – led India against corruption (IAC), on 5 October 2012, accused Mr. Robert Vadra, son-in-law of Mrs. Sonia Gandhi, of accepting interest-free loan of Re. 65 crore from the DLF Company. He added that the value of his properties increased from Re.50 lakh in 2007 to Re.300 crore in 2012.

     The politicians give 90 percent of ores and other public assets to less than ten people to cling to power. They apportion the rest among their friends and relatives. The manipulators keep a record of these favours only to ditch them at an appropriate time.

          The publicity given to the above allegation was such that even staunch supporters of Mrs. Sonia Gandhi now run for cover.

         The important point is that what Mr. Aravind Kejriwal talks becomes headline news all over India. In contrast, the present writer  has been writing for the last 11 years. But the media conceals everything. The Supreme Court alone could unravel the secret of this matter.

         Ms. Mamata Banerjee, on 5 October 2012, said that the government wanted to give the pension money to foreigners. Therefore, she exhorted the leaders to bring a No-confidence Motion.

        Denying freedom of expression, she gave Re. 3 lakh crore in the PF to private parties during her stint in the Union Cabinet. It has generated about Re.10 to 30 lakh crore in black money. One part of this went to foreign countries. The rest remains as muck. It must be spread. The pretext is the FDI.

    In fact, the recipients of the PF money are ready to release over Re. 20 lakh crore in the next two years in the name of joint ventures and others. Then the people would say, “They bought this place with  American Money. This is The New Economic Policy of Manmohan Singh”. Actually it is the black money called Mamata Money.

           This happens because the economic power and political power remains in the same hand.  The manipulators cannot rule the nation directly. They want Prime Mnister Manmohan Singh, President Prabab Mukherjee, Ms.Mamata Banerjee or any other hypocrites - capable of denying freedom of expression - to multiply their black money.

            The facts from 17 September 2012 to 7 October 2012 are being submitted to Mr. Pranab Mukherjee, His Excellency the President of India, on 8 October 2012.

             The same letter is being sent to the Chief Justice of India, and the Chiefs of the Indian Army and Indian Air Force.

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The Top Dishonest Man

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        A UNION OF ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL POWER

           The last mail was submitted to His Excellency the President of India on September 5, 2012. The same mail was sent to the Supreme Court of India, Indian Army and Indian Air Force.   Later, it was posted in the blog www: howeverythinghappenedinindia.blogspot.com and a link was given to www.thattan.com

           Apparently, a meeting of the Union Cabinet ensued and the disinvestments plans were deferred.

       Now, Chinese Defense Minister General Liang Guanglie paid a visit to India. After two Indian Air Force (IAF) pilots had flown him from Mumbai to Delhi, he gave two envelopes- each containing Re.50,000 - to them.  They informed the IAF headquarters, and the money was deposited in Government Treasury.

      China converted India into its vassal by giving money to some manipulators. Now, it gives a small amount to the IAF.

       The Deccan Chronicle, on 6 September 2012, published an article written by a Mr. Raashid Alvi, Member of Parliament (MP) belonging to the Congress Party. He stoutly supported his Government in the coal issue.

      On the same day, Mr. Raghuvansh P. Singh, another MP from the RJD party wrote a similar article in the same paper.

      The above articles show that the MPs get their share in the assets of the nation.

          Now the Washington Post said that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was “fatally handicapped by his timidity, complacency and intellectual dishonesty”. The paper added that he had become a tragic figure.  The words under inverted coma had been taken from a 2011 issue of Caravan Magazine published from India.

          The three words – timidity, complacency and intellectual dishonesty - generated a controversy against the Washington Post. However, it did not last long because the Caravan had used them.

       The Caravan had used the words, presumably because Prime Minister Manmohan Singh concealed hundreds of letters addressed to the President of India.

     It is true that the Washington Post used the above words against Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. But he is being controlled by the Supreme Court of India.   Besides, the Supreme Court is equally guilty of concealing this work. Therefore, the three words actually describe the learned judges of the Supreme Court.  Clearly, he must have come lower in its dishonesty scale.

    The three words are the attributes of the media also because they conceal this work.

     

        The Deccan Chronicle, on 8 September 2012, said that they bestowed Prime Minister Manmohan Singh with exaggerated attributes he never possessed. The present writer had said this long ago.

     According to a report, on 9 September 2012, the SAIL is talking with the POSCO for a joint venture in Bokaro. This shows that the manipulators continue to decide the priorities of the nation. This work had described this as an unconstitutional adjustment of interests.

          Mr. Sitaram Yuchury, a leader of the Left Parties,  on 9 September 2012, said that the banks were nationalized due to the pressure exerted by the Left Parties.

          The nation gave Re. 3 lakh crore in the Provident Fund (PF) to the private parties only because of the passive support of the Left Parties. Even now, no political party in India is ready to mention it.

          Reliance Life of Mr.Anil Ambani, on 9 September 2012, said that a new pension plan would be started within a month with the approval of the regulator. Many other insurance companies also would follow suit.

        If permitted, they would invest one third of the premium in gold and the rest to generate black money.

       Instead, the government could bring not only the new Government Servants but also all employees of the private sector under a pension scheme. It could invest one third of the premium in gold and use the rest for public investments. The gold alone will be sufficient to meet the pension liabilities. Pension will not be burden at all.

      The above is a suggestion given in simple words. But, if the people know this, they would make this writer the Prime Minister of India. However, the Supreme Court beats below the belt.

    

       A Supreme Court Bench headed by Chief Justice S. H. Kapadia, on 10 September 2012, ruled that there could be no blanket guidelines to regulate media reporting of the court proceedings. It said that restrictions could be sought. Justices D.K. Jain, S.S. Nijjar, Ranjana Prakash Desai and J.S. Khehar were the other judges in the Bench.

       The above Bench could have used the case to enforce freedom of expression. Now, the present judgment would be selectively used to convert public assets into private assets. If this conclusion were a correct one, all the judges in the above Bench would use their freedom to deny freedom.

       The newspapers now repeatedly asserted that the Government was keen to sell the shares of 15 Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs). They mentioned NMDC Limited, National Aluminium Company Limited (NALCO), Tyre Corporation of India Limited (TCIL), SAIL, BHEL, MMTC, Vizag based Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Ltd (RINL), Bharat Aluminium Company Ltd (BALCO) and Hindustan Zinc Ltd (HZL). However, The New Indian Express, on 10 September 2012, said that the Government was facing rough weather.

       Evidently, the back room players are defying the decision of the government and are showing a different path to it.

       An anti-nuclear protestor-a 44 year old fisherman- was killed in police firing at Kudankulam in the Tamil Nadu state on 10 September 2012. The Government could have deferred the fuel loading and waited patiently to get the consent of the people. Now, it has created a martyr.          

          Mr.Ravishankar Prasad of the BJP, on 11 September 2012, said that Union Minister Sriprakash Jaiswal got loan for Re. thousands of crore in the name of various coal blocks.

           Former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi started the process of apportioning gas, oil, coal, iron ore and the other public assets among the manipulators. The only difference now is that there are some small new entrants. Mr.S. Jaiswal may be one.

          But, the media suddenly started to give great publicity to his words and to the words of many political leaders all over India in a scale unknown to the people in the last eight years.

          In this connection, it must be noted that there is a union of economic and political power in the hand of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. Minister for Agriculture Mr. Sharad Pawar,  Finance Minister Mr.P. Chithambaram, some Chief Ministers and a few political leaders would fit into this scheme, and not Defense Minister Mr. A.K. Antony.

       The struggle now is to prevent him from becoming the next Prime Minister of India. The media would selectively publish interviews and discussions suitable for this.

           Therefore, the Indian politics from this day to the next election could be called Antony Centred Politics (ACP).

      Mr. Ravishankar Prasad, on the same day, said that through the NDTV that Mr. S. Jaiswal had sanctioned three coal blocks within one hour and seven minutes of taking charge of the Ministry of Coal. This shows that the manipulators monitor the movements of the files minute by minute.

        However, the crucial point is that the TV channel mentioned the word “loan” hitherto not uttered by any other political leader. Mr. R. Prasad knows that if, say, Re. ten crore is unconditionally given to a man, he would generate black money of Re.20 crore within two to three years.

         Addressing the students of the Department of Media Sciences, Press Council of India Chairman Markandey Katju said, “India does not provide leadership to society in the realm of ideas. This is being passed on to the next generation. No one can be unaccountable in society. If a doctor or a lawyer does something wrong, there are provisions for them to be punished. Why not revoke the licenses of the media houses which break the law”

         The Chennai city edition of The New Indian Express published the above speech on September11, 2012.

         As a judge of the Supreme Court of India, Justice Katju had received hundreds of letters from this writer. Therefore, the above golden words refer to this work.

      Even now Justice Katju could enforce freedom of expression. He can even file a writ petition. If he cannot do anything, he would come at the top of the dishonesty scale of the Washington Post.

      Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Chief Justice S.H. Kapadia, Human Rights Chairman K.G. Balakrishnan, Chief Vigilance Commissioner, Chief Election Commissioner and the learned judges of the Supreme Court would come next because they do not use such golden words of great clarity and depth.

  

          Union Finance Minister Mr. P. Chithambaram, on 12 September 2012, requested the cash rich PSUs to invest their surplus money – about Re.1.6 lakh crore - in new or existing projects.

      Successive governments have been openly inhibiting the growth of the PSUs since 1990. As a Minister of Finance in the United Front (UF) Government led by Mr. H. D. Deve Gowda, Mr. Chithambaram had wanted the cash rich PSUs to invest their money in the stock market. Whatever happened, the present development must be welcomed.

   

        Union Government, on 14 September 2012, decided to permit 51 per cent Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) in retail and 49 per cent in Indian carriers.

       The above decisions would help the recipients of the PF money to siphon off their black money. They would keep the foreign exchange reserves in a state of equilibrium, and do this.

       Further, the government decided to sell the shares of four PSUs- NALCO, MMTC, OIL and HZL.

      The shares sold earlier to the public have been cornered by the recipients of the PF money and other holders of black money. Therefore, the government must ask them to surrender the shares before selling the shares. The shares of some private companies must be in the hand of their rivals –particularly black money holders. They must also follow suit.

       Further, the above decision has been taken at the behest of the manipulators. The situation is reminiscent of the one before the then Prime Minister, Mr. A.B. Vajpayee, mentioned in Chapter 1. The difference is that now double “barreled force” as mentioned in the headline news of The New Indian Express on September 16, 2012 was used. According to the paper, the manipulators had asked Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to “perform or perish”.

       

           Justice R.S. Ramanathan - a judge of the Madras High Court - dropped a letter to the General Manager of the Southern Railway stating that the bed rolls supplied to him in a train were dirty. The media published it on 17 September 2012.

         The learned judges and the media swept 207 letters under the carpet. But the above letter gets great publicity!

    In an interview to The Hindu, former Prime Minister Mr. H.D. Deve Gowda said that he would support Mr. Mulayam Singh Yadav of Samajwadi Party as the next Prime Minister of India. The political power and economic power, apparently, unite in the hand of the latter. Therefore, he would be acceptable to the acceptors of the PF money.

      In this connection, it must be noted that Mr. H.D. Deve Gowda is one of the very important political leaders in India. Yet, the media has been blacking out his views in the last eight years. Therefore, he must have asked The Hindu the reason for his sudden importance. It may be recalled that The Hindu had descended to the level of Mr. V. Narayanaswamy, then an MP, to pull down the UF Government.

       It is clear that the manipulators have decided to find out a substitute for Prime Minister Manmohan Singh as quickly as possible.

     The situation could be reversed by conniving at the black money associated with the PF money, and by rejecting the natural claim of Mr.A. K. Antony in his party.

      The facts from 5 September 2012 to 16 September 2012 are being submitted to Mr. Pranab Mukherjee, His Excellency the President of India, on 17 September 2012.

             The same letter is being sent to the Chief Justice of India, and the Chiefs of the Indian Army and Indian Air Force.

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207. The Top Judges of the Nation.

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AN ANNIHILATOR

       The last mail was submitted to Mr. Pranab Mukherjee,  His Excellency the President of India, on 14 August 2012. The same mail was sent to the Supreme Court of India, Indian Army and Indian Air Force.   Later, it was posted in the blog www: howeverythinghappenedinindia.blogspot.com and a link was given to www.thattan.com

           Delivering the sixty sixth Independence Day address to the Nation, on 14 August 2012, President of India Mr. Pranab Mukherjee, said that the institutions might have suffered the weariness of time. The answer, according to him, was not to destroy but to re-engineer them.

         In this connection, it must be stated that he had – in bad faith- given Re. 3 lakh crore - that was rotting in the Provident Fund (PF)- to the private parties. So long as the media, armed forces and the top judges of the nation support him in this matter, he need not fear about the destruction of his office.

         Chief Minister of West Bengal Miss Mamata Banergee, on 14 August 2012, said that court verdicts could be bought for money.

           Her words reached every part of India because she had – in bad faith- given Re.3 lakh crore to the private parties.

         In his Independence Day address to the nation, on 15 August 2012, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said that rapid economic growth could not be achieved because of lack of political consensus.

       He could secure not only the political but also the judicial consensus to hand over the PF money to the private parties. Now he talks like this to save his position.

      On the same day, he warned that slow economic growth would hit national security.

     The present writer - hundreds of times - said that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh converted India into a vassal of China. Now he says the same to others.

      Chief Justice of India S.H. Kapadia, on 15 August 2012, said that judicial overreach would erode legitimacy of judgments. He added that the judges should not govern the nation. He talks like this so that his successors- just like him- would conserve the black money associated with the PF money. Alternatively, he says that the BALCO and the 2G laws laid down by the Supreme Court would be repealed before his retirement.

       The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), on 16 August 2012, stipulated that all retail investors must be given a minimum guaranteed number of shares. Further, it said that it would consider a safety net for the small investors.

       The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) of India, on 17 August 2012, disclosed that the public exchequer lost Re. 1.86 crore because coal blocks were allocated without bidding.

      Had the coal blocks been given to the Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs), the nation might have gained Re.5 lakh crore. The CAG did not choose to put forward this constitutional suggestion.

       Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, on 18 August 2012, said that he was pained by the high cut off marks for admission to engineering courses. The act of giving Re.3 lakh crore to private parties did not give him any pain. He has a different heart.

         On the same day, he said that India needed leaders from the fields of science and engineering. This is an insinuation.

      Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, on 19 August 2012, said that he would work for the economic and political equality of the people.

      He has been concealing this work from the eye of the people with disastrous consequences. Yet, he talks like this. This shows "how wolfish man can be to man".

         President Pranab Mukherjee greeted the children on the occasion of the Eid at the Presidential Palace on 20 August 2012. He should have recovered the black money associated with the PF money before greeting them.

        According to some reports, the Union Government would sell some properties of the public sector BSNL. The acceptors of the PF money keep a huge amount of black money. They could buy all public properties like the railways.

        The BJP, on 21 August 2012, demanded the resignation of the Prime Minister for the coal allocation, and disrupted the Parliament to achieve this.

           Mr. Ravishankar Prasad of the BJP, on 21August 2012, clubbed the coal allocation issue with other acts of corruption. He went to the extent of saying that the Delhi Airport worth Re.2 lakh crore was gifted for a small amount. The NDTV published his words. However, as in the 2G spectrum issue, he wanted the cancellation of the licenses granted by the present UPA government and not those allocated earlier by various governments.

      Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, as minister in charge of coal, accepted responsibility for the coal allocation. However, in contrast to the 2G spectrum allocation, he said that the decision was a collective one.

         The Hindu, on 25 August 2012, demanded the government to invest in infrastructure through the Public Private Partnership (PPP) route. This shows that the recipients of the PF money do not want to invest their black money in any uncertain activity.

      China is going to introduce Mandarin language in more than 100 Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) schools. For this, China would give training to 300 Indian teachers.

      China is introducing not only its language but also its culture in India. In fact, the people have started believing in Chinese superstitions. They are buying various Chinese articles to this end. The tragedy now is that it has succeeded in introducing its language in India without any open debate at any level!

        Former Army Chief V.K. Singh, on 24 August 2012, submitted before a court in Delhi that ex-Lieutenant General Tejinder Singh had been demeaning the Army through a petition against him.

         Mr. Adi Godrej, President, Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), on 24 August 2012, requested the government to revive economic growth with a single focus on reforms. His demand was that public property must be given against black money.

       Larsen &Toubro (L &T) Executive Chairman A.M. Naik, on 24 August 2012, asked the Government to frame strong anti-dumping laws to protect the manufacturing sector of India from cheap products from China.

         China is being allowed to dump its products for the bribe - given as loan - to some people. This writer pointed out this several times. But the industrialists ignored it. As a result, several industries perished.

       Now, if India imposes a ban on carcinogenic toys from China, the latter would retaliate by restricting the export of some electronic items. The message is that India is fast losing its independence.

      Now, India blocked about 300 websites without assigning any reason. Is it the preliminary step to a big invasion?

         On 25 August 2012, the Chief Election Commissioner, V.S. Sampath, demanded greater autonomy to the Election Commission of India (ECI).

           The recipients of the PF money keep Re.30 lakh crore in black money. They use this money to determine the nature of the government. The ECI uses its present autonomy to take orders from them. Accordingly, it  keeps cameras all over India to catch those people carrying a small amount of money for election work.

      The New Indian Express, on 25 August 2012, said that the ambivalence of Manmohan Singh government to auction the natural resources was puzzling. In support, it cited “Chawla Committee” recommendations and the Supreme Court judgements. Finally, the paper said that “the government was injecting an element of uncertainty into something that had been seemingly settled”.

         Complementing the above editorial, a Supreme Court Bench, on 27 August 2012, directed the government to complete the 2G spectrum auction before January 11, 2013. The court warned that any failure to implement its order would invite contempt proceedings. The media did not reveal the judges in the Bench.

       The top judges obeyed the media in bad faith. It “directed attention precisely to a wrong thing to which man anyhow was so likely to be attracted”. Thus they confirmed the 2G judgement in its mistake.

    Another Supreme Court Bench comprising Justice K.S. Radhakrishnan and J.S. Khehar, on 31 August 2912, directed Sahara India Real Estate Corporation Ltd (SIRECL) to refund over Re.24,000 crore collected from 2.21crore investors by way of a bond.

         In a reply, Sahara -latently- said that some corporate houses siphon off money to foreign countries and that the top judges of the nation belong to them. Sahara published this statement through a full page advertisement in English newspapers as the media -otherwise-would not have published its inference.

      The judgment shows that the top judges of the nation are "blessed with the strength and might to impose their will upon the nation". Therefore, they should have enforced freedom of expression, cancelled the mining licenses granted to everybody, and recovered the black money associated with the PF money before delivering this judgment.

    Further, many other companies ran away with the collected money. The top judges could have asked the SEBI to collect the details about them.

     Even the PSUs are not free from the guilt. 

     For instance, the public sector Syndicate Bank persuaded its customers to buy its shares. Many -mostly employees- bought the shares. The value of each share increased from Re.10 to Re.200. Now value of each share is about Re.100. Apparently, shares were pocketed by the holders of black money. The investors- mostly one time investors- moan that they are being cheated.

          The SEBI and the bank must be asked to tell the whereabouts of the shares. Besides, the small investors must be given the peak price. For this, the Supreme Court of India would have to transform itself into an annihilator of values.

       India, on September 2012, asked China to cease all infrastructure development works in Pakistan.

       China is undertaking some infrastructure works in Sri Lanka. It had undertaken some works in India also.

        The Supreme Court of India, on 3 August 2012, partially lifted the ban on mining in the Karnataka State. This order is due to the fear that the ban might lead to the implementation of the judgment given in Chapter 139.

        There are reports that the government had granted mining licences to the relatives of some Members of Parliament (MPs).

      In this connection, it must be stated that the present writer had sent different chapters from this work to over 200 MPs. But they did not take any visible action. Now, it is clear that the prominent MPs get more than what the ministers get, and they stand by this government in very bad faith.

      The facts from 14 August 2012 to 4 September 2012 are being submitted to Mr. Pranab Mukherjee, His Excellency the President of India, on 5 September 2012.

     The same letter is being sent to the Chief Justice of India, and the Chiefs of the Indian Army and Indian Air Force.

V. Sabarimuthu

26-3 Thattamkonam

Vellicode,Mulagumoodu, 629167

5 September 2012

206. The Top Seven Offenders of the Nation

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DOUBLE STANDARD

     The last mail was submitted to Mr. Pranab Mukherjee, His Excellency the President of India, on 26 July 2012. The same mail was sent to the Supreme Court of India, Indian Army and Indian Air Force.   Later, it was posted in the blog www: howeverythinghappenedinindia.blogspot.com and a link was given to www.thattan.com

      Mrs. Kiran Bedi –a member of Team Anna – on 26 July 2012, said that the Union Government had instructed the media to underplay their agitation.

      The media has conducted discussions worth Re.10,000 crore on Team Anna and Yoga guru Baba Ramdev in the last two months alone. Yet, Mrs. Kiran Bedi is not contented with it. The fact that her views come to the notice of the people shows that she is as dear to the recipients of the Provident Fund (PF) money as Baba Ramdev.

      In this connection, it must be noted that none in India – other than this writer- has uttered any word regarding the black money associated with the PF money.

     Upholding a decision of the Government of Jharkhand state to cancel some mining licenses, a Bench of the Supreme Court of India comprising Justices R.M. Lodha and H.L. Gohhale, on 27 July 2012, declared that minerals were national assets. The judges quoted Article 39 (b) of the Constitution of India for this.

      Though the judges justified the cancellation of a few mining licenses, they chose not to disturb the licenses in the hand of many others.

     It is pertinent to recall that, on 7 May 2010, a three judge Bench of the Supreme Court of India headed by Chief Justice K.G. Balakrishnan declared –as mentioned in Chapter 139- that all natural resources must be exclusively handled by the Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs). Based on the judgment, the minerals and the spectrum should have come under the PSUs. However, the judgment was not implemented.

       Evidently, the Supreme Court of India is not implementing its own judgments when they affect the rulers of India.

     Further, even when other illegalities were pointed out, the Supreme Court connived at them. Thus, the Hindustan Zinc Limited (HZL) was given to a charge - sheeted company in violation of all norms.

      The present judgment must be viewed in the proper perspective.

     The United Front Government headed by Mr. H.D. Deve Gowda delegated the power to grant mining licenses to the State Governments. This was a momentous decision because minerals went in the hands of the pressure groups in various States thereby affecting the interests of the pressure group that rules India. One or two States misused this power as in Orissa, and the iron ores went in the hands of some foreign players.

      The real rulers retaliated by bringing down Mr. H.D. Deve Gowda within 11 months.

      Now, the recipients of the PF money want the Supreme Court of India to cancel the licenses of the small players citing various illegalities. In fact, some are in jail.

        The rulers say that the mining licenses in their hands are legal, and all the rest are illegal. In this way, they  proclaim to the world that rule of law prevails in India.

        Now, what the Supreme Court of India says is law. Does not the Supreme Court misuse its power? In which way the public property is different from the minerals? Is it not a double standard?

      The New Indian Express, on 29 July 2012, through Mr. Arun Nehru, said that India had to brace for a difficult 2012-2013.

     Through a Mr. George the paper said that challenges of India had assumed critical proportions.

      Through another writer the paper said that no grand idea was visible.

     The above is the inference of the paper to the last mail sent to the President of India.

     What does the paper mean by critical proportions? Does the paper think that the black money associated with the PF money would be recovered? Does it fear the next Chief Justice of India?

      BPN live blog, on 29 July 2012, said that a number of ministers had to go to jail because of the strict anti -corruption laws.

      The same blog said that the schemes for the poor people, if implemented, could change their destiny. But it deplored that those schemes never reached them because of corruption in the system.

     Thus, even the blogs are being detailed to say that the nation was not affected by the recipients of the PF money.

     The Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) detected black money to the tune of Re. 550 crore in France. The newspapers reported this on 29 July 2012. The CBI could recover Re. 5 lakh crore to Re.10 lakh crore from the recipients of the PF money.

        The ICICI Bank Ltd recorded 36 per cent profit - $327 million - for the April – June quarter. This bank had received a huge amount of the PF money. Apparently, it used a part of this money to trade in gold.

       Surely, an enquiry would show that the ICICI Bank suppresses it real income. The Government would remain silent until this bank siphons off the profit to other countries.

      An officer of the Department of Telecommunications- a Mr. Srivasta – submitted before the court hearing the 2G case that former Minister Mr. Raja decided the cut off date. This shows that Mr. Raja did not collaborate with the officers, and did his duty.

         The Governor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), Mr. Subba Rao, on 31 July 2012, said that several other factors played a significant role in the current economic slow down. Does he not mean the impact of the black money associated with the PF money? If so, did he not reinvest the amount? What happened to the PF money?

         According to the 68th National Sample Survey Organization (NSSO), 10 percent of the rural people in India spend Re.16.78 per day, and half of the rural population lives on Re.33. One must compare this with the black money associated with the PF money.

          32 passengers - of the Chennai bound Tamil Nadu Express - were charred to death on 30 July 2012 at Nellore when flames engulfed a coach.

       The present writer had requested the Government to remove the iron rods from the windows. Now, there exist two sliding windows – a glass window and an iron window. The iron rods are redundant. For the safety of children and others, the iron rods could be substituted by emergency exit windows.

        But the Government has no money. It has not invested anything on the railways in the last twenty years. No bullet trains. Very little railway lines have been built. Practically there is no doubling of railway lines. The shock absorbers in the coaches are miserable and are more than twenty years old. If the Government hands over Re.3 lakh crore to the private parties, how will it get money for investments? The people cannot escape even from the burning coaches!

       The Union Government, on 2 August 2012, approved certain changes in the land transfer policy for Government- owned land to speed up public –private partnership projects (PPPP). The recipients of the PF money want the PPPP because they want to convert their black money into white money. All the PPPP are out and out unconstitutional because of the black money factor associated with them.

        India, on 2 August 2012, allowed the Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) from the firms and the individuals from Pakistan. India does this more to help the recipients of the PF money rather than to help Pakistan.

        The Union Cabinet, on 3 August 2012, set Re.14,000 crore as the reserve price of the 5 mega hertz pan India spectrum.

      In this connection, it must be pointed out that the recipients of the PF money are ready to give Re.1,40,000 crore to the Government for it. The only condition is that the black money in their hands should not be recovered.

     The Supreme Court of India must see that the laws laid by it are not to enable the holders of black money to corner the spectrum and the other public assets. It must discard its unconstitutional ways and restore constitutionalism in India.

      A court in Delhi, on 4 August 2012, granted bail to former Union Minister Dr. Anbumani Ramadoss. Consistent with the last letter, the court did not send him to jail. The Supreme Court must note that the Constitution of India does not permit the prosecution of a Union Minister without the prosecution of the Prime Minister.

      Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), on 5 August 2012, claimed that it unearthed illegal – called hawala - transactions of Mr. A. Raja.

       All the ministers under Prime Minister Manmohan Singh would get not less than Re.10000 crore each through illegal transactions one day or other for giving the PF money to the private parties. Mr.Raja cannot be an exception. However, if any Union Minister commits any illegality, the Prime Minister of India must be the first accused.

     On 6 August 2012, Venezuela revealed its intension to nationalize foreign oil exploration companies.

     Prime Minister of India Mr. Manmohan Singh, on 8 August 2012, said that he was prepared to discuss issues. He knows that this work will not come to the notice of the people. The moment this comes out, he would quit office.

     The RBI, on 6 August 2012, allowed the banks to lend money for the upcoming auction for the spectrum. The BJP Government had given public money to the private parties to buy the PSUs. The present Government gives public money to them to account for the black money. It is patently unconstitutional. The Governor of the RBI and the Chief Justice of India are liable for prosecution.

       The trade imbalance of India with China widened to $27 billion in 2011. India pledges its sovereignty to China because a few individuals got loan or other benefits from China.

       The profit of the public sector State Bank of India (SBI) doubled to Re.3752 crore in the April-June quarter.

      The SBI had received a part of the PF money. The Supreme Court alone knows the whereabouts of this money.

       Further, many customers genuinely suspect that the banks in general and some private banks in particular overcharge interests on jewel loans and others. If the RBI does not allow this, it could direct all financial institutions to send a message every month on the interest accrued to every loan account.

        The DLF company, on 13 August 2012, disclosed its decision to sell its 17 acre plot in Mumbai for Re.2700 crore, almost four times the amount the company paid to the public sector National Textile Corporation (NTC) of India in 2005. The real price will be higher than the book value.

           The DLF had purchased the above land using public money. One person sells the property, and another person buys the property. This is the law laid down by the Supreme Court of India. This is the reason why it refuses to enforce freedom of expression.

       There are reports that the Tamilnad Mercantile Bank would sell 5 per cent of its shares through an Initial Public Offering (IPO) very soon.

     The above bank had been started mainly through the contribution from the people of a particular community in Tamil Nadu. Though they got shares, they were not transacted. A clever man noticed this and secretly bought the shares. After that he claimed the ownership of the bank. Mr. Pon Radhakrishnan and Mr. L.K. Advani of the BJP restored the shares after giving a hefty amount to him.

        It is clear, that the shares sold to the public must always remain with the public. Even 1 per cent of the shares shall not go into the hand of the enemies, competitors, rivals or black money holders.

      Former Governor RBI Mr.Y.V. Reddy is to be appointed as the head of the 14th Finance Commission.

      Anyone going through this would tell that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, President of India Pranab Mukherjee, Union Minister P. Chithambaram, former Chief Justice of India K.G. Balakrishnan, former President of India Mrs. Pratibha Devisingh Patil, former Governor of the RBI Mr.Y.K. Reddy and present Chief Justice of India S.H. Kapadia are the top seven offenders of the nation. They secretly gave Re.3 lakh crore in the PF to the private parties for generating black money.

     Former President Mrs. Pratibha Devisingh Patil and former Chief Justice K.G. Balakrishnan are included because neither did they prevent the occurrence of the crime nor did they grant freedom to Indians.

     The present Chief Justice of India S.H. Kapadia is included because he covered up the crime by sending to jail a former Union Minister and many other small offenders. This double standard of the Chief Justice is a most despicable one.

      All but Y.K. Reddy are occupying top positions. If this work fails, he will get the appointment, and tomorrow the Armed Forces might be forced to give 21-gun salute to him.

       Vice President of India Mr. Hamid Ansari was sworn in as the Vice President of India again. He did not utter even a word for the freedom of Indians in the last five years. He is a man of practical wisdom.

        The facts from 26 July 2012 to 13 August 2012 are being submitted to Mr. Pranab Mukherjee, His Excellency the President of India, on 14 August 2012.

The same letter is being sent to the Chief Justice of India, and the Chiefs of the Indian Army and Indian Air Force.

V. Sabarimuthu

26-3 Thattamkonam

Vellicode

Mulagumoodu

629167

14 August 2012.