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THE CLANDESTINE ELECTIONS
The last mail was submitted to Mrs.
Pratibha Devisingh Patil, Her
Excellency the President of India,
on 26 April 2012.
The same mail was sent to the Supreme Court of India, Election Commission 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 CBI, on 27 April 2012, charge - sheeted former
Union Minister Anbumani Ramadoss, for
allowing a Medical
College to go ahead with
admission without having sufficient faculty and facilities.
Several colleges - without sufficient
facilities - had been getting affiliation. The selective action of the CBI is a
human rights problem.
Holding that “corruption is worse than
prostitution” a CBI court, on 28
April 2012, sentenced former president of the BJP, Mr. Bangaru Laxman, to a four year jail.
The Delhi High
Court, later, rejected the plea for bail. The case against him was that he had
accepted a bribe of Re.1,00,000/- in a fictitious defense deal.
There was no plan or conspiracy to
receive any bribe. Mr. Bangaru Laxman
had been doing his work in his party office. He would not have understood what
the men from the Tehelka (TV network
and weekly magazine) talked. What is known is that Tehelka induced him to accept the money. This is like inducing a
student to copy down something and catching him red-handed.
No citizen has any right to induce a
political leader with bribe money that too with the intention of finishing his
political career. Therefore, Tehelka
should have been sent to jail.
Tehelka
had been started to keep a few people above the law by exposing the small
offenders. In order to confirm this, the
present writer had sent a chapter from this work to Tehelka. As anticipated, the latter did not mention anything about
it.
It must be noted that many in the BJP had been nursing
their hatred against Mr. Bangaru Laxman. Yet,
he was made the president of the BJP
because its leaders felt that public assets could be removed keeping him as its
president. They wanted this mainly to convey the impression that privatization
was a policy decision - taken in good faith - to overcome the fiscal deficit.
However, as the president of the BJP, Mr. Bangaru Laxman, opposed the moves of
Prime Minister Vajpayee to privatize the Public
Sector Undertakings (PSUs). At that time, he said that the policy of
privatization affected the neglected sections of the people. He simply echoed
the view of the 1000 million people.
Therefore, the underground moles hatched
a conspiracy to finish his political career.
If he had not accepted the money, they would have trapped him in a private
matter. Needless to say that he was beaten below the belt. It was a political
assassination. The Government should have looked at this matter through this
angle.
The
CBI had offered money to the witnesses in the above case. Journalist Mathew Samuel
disclosed it. This has been remaining as a dark matter. It is now clear that
the CBI has an axe to grind. Obviously, the CBI is a conspirator.
The court did not take any action against the CBI for
offering money. Therefore, the court also is, latently, involved in this
matter.
In view of the above, all political
leaders should have stood by Mr. Bangaru
Laxman. But they have forsaken him.
As such things went unchecked, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh,
later, gave Re.3 lakh crore in the Provident Fund (PF) to private parties. The
recipients of the PF money ultimately sent Mr.
Bangaru Laxman to jail.
Now, this work alone might set him free.
Mr.
Sachin Tendulkar, the famous cricketer, and Mrs. Rekha, an actress and daughter of actor Gemini Ganesan, were nominated to the Upper House. The former, on 1 May 2012, said that he
would not play politics.
The Chief Information Commissioner
(CIC), on 29 April 2012,
requested the Union Government, to publish the allegations against the judges
of the Supreme Court of India.
It is pertinent to recall that the Supreme Court cancelled
the petrol outlets granted by the Members of Parliament (MPs). Then, the private
parties started petrol outlets. When the present writer pointed out the
unconstitutional nature of this, they shut down the outlets for some time.
After that, they reopened them and started new ones without following any rule.
3100 petrol outlets were started during 2011-2012 alone. But, ex-servicemen and
the handicapped do not get any although some are being run in the name of
ex-servicemen. Gas agencies are similarly related.
Further, the Re.3 lakh crore in the PF went in the hands a
few people only because of the nature of the inducted judges.
Had there been freedom of expression,
such things would not have happened. The moment freedom of expression is enforced;
the inducted judges would vacate the courts. These are only a few allegations
leveled against the judges by this writer.
Chief
Election Commissioner SY Qurasishi,
on 30 April 2012,
attributed paid news to a clandestine
deal between the politicians and the journalists. He added that innovative
methods must be found to deal with the new problem.
It is not a new problem. He knows that he
is also responsible for keeping this work away from the eye of the people.
Therefore, he must have used his freedom to ensure freedom of speech before
conducting the elections. Hereafter, no elections shall be conducted before
annulling the effect of the clandestine deal.
It must be noted that in order to get the reporter of a
local TV channel, one must pay not less than Re.500/-. This is not less than
Re.2000/- for a state level TV. For an all India TV channel, one would have to
pay about Re.20,000/ per reporter. They have the freedom to black out or twist
the interview to their advantage is a different matter.
A simple calculation shows, that in
order to inform the existence of this work to the people as a flash news in the
TV channels and the newspapers – for one day- all over India, one must spend
not less that Re. 100 crore.
It
follows that some individuals have spent not less than $ 10 billion worth space
each over Dr. Manmohan Singh, Mr. Pranab
Mukherjee and Mr. P. Chithambaram.
Naturally, the investors reap adequate profit through the aid of such leaders.
The militant people released the
collector of Sukma District, a Mr. Alex Paul Menon, on 2 May 2012. They had been
keeping him under their custody for 12 days. This shows that they have a touch
of humanity. But, despite 198 letters, Prime
Minister Manmohan Singh is not
ready to give freedom to the 1000 million people.
The
Indian Express, on 7 May
2012, said that black money to the tune of Re.1400 crore was being
generated in the country in the real estate sector. This comes to about 40 per
cent of the undisclosed income. It said that the manufacturing sector was also
generating huge amount of undisclosed income.
The manipulators generated black money
to the tune of Re. six lakh crore in the last three years using the PF money
alone. In order to deflect the attention of the people from this, they are
dragging the real estate and the manufacturing sectors for this small amount.
As predicted, Finance Minister Mr. Pranab
Mukherjee, on 7 May 2012,
withdrew 1 per cent excise duty imposed on jewels.
The CBI filed the third supplementary charge
- sheet against Jahanmohan Reddy in
the disproportionate assets case. The FIR alleged that former Chief Minister of Andra Pradesh Y.S. Rajashekhar Reddy granted undue
favours to a company called Ramky Infra. The
later, in turn, deposited a huge sum of money in the accounts of his son – Jaganmohan Reddy.
A Mr.
Pramod Kumar, Senior IPS officer, was on 2 May 2012, arrested under section related to
criminal conspiracy and cheating. It was alleged that he had demanded a bribe
of Re. 10 crore from an investment firm to cover up a case. The case had been
handed over to the CBI by the Madras
High Court.
The CBI covers up the Re. 3 lakh crore
case against Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. The officers of the CBI
– if they want - would get Re.100 crore each for this.
President Pratibha Patil, on 28
April 2012, said that she would forgo the five acre land allotted
to her at Pune as her post retirement entitlements for housing. If she wants,
she would get Re. 10,000 crore from the recipients of the PF money.
The Army Chief, V.K. Singh, on 8
May 2012, said that everybody should have avoided the age
controversy. He lighted fire as mentioned in Chapter 135. However, he could
have continued to use his energy to establish justice in India. Now
everything depends upon his successor.
The Union Government, on 8 May 2012, withdrew the
review petition against the 2G verdict. The court promptly, allowed it. But,
the Government did not withdraw the Presidential Reference on the 2G verdict.
The Supreme Court and the Government together should not deceive the people in
this matter.
No sooner the Government withdrew the
review petition than it decided to auction 54 coal blocks with estimated
reserves of about 18.72 billion.
Now, if the auction takes place, coal
worth, say, Re. one lakh crore would go for Re. 1000 crore, that too, to the
recipients of the PF money.
A copy each of letter No.198 was sent to Mr. Sachin Tendulkar M.P. and Mrs. Rekha M.P. on 11 May 2012.
Supreme Court, on 10 May 2012, ordered a
CBI enquiry against the former Karnataka Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa into the alleged illegal mining since 2000. Shibu Soren, former Chief Minister of
Jharkhand, also is being chased like this. There exists a theory that mining
carried out by four or five people are always legal, and that by all the rest
are illegal. This is a human rights problem.
The Income Tax officials, on 12 May 2012, confiscated
Re. 35 crore in cash from the house of the elder daughter of actor Chiranjeev at Chennai. Besides,
documents for Re. 65 crore were also discovered. There is no news about this
case since then. It, for all practical purposes, is disappearing like the
Medical Council of India
case.
On the occasion of the 60th anniversary
of Indian Parliament, on 13
May 2012, Mrs. Pratibha Devisingh
Patil, Her Excellency the President of India, addressed a joint session of
the Parliament. On that occasion she said: 1. Corruption must be removed from
the electoral process. 2. The expectations of the people must be translated
into policy decisions. 3. Respect the
fellowmen. 4. The ultimate aim must be “freedom”. 4. Democracy should not be
allowed to falter and 5. There is both time and room for greater things.
In essence, her speech was a reflection of this work.
Presumably keeping the PF money in mind, Vice President Hamid Ansari requested the Members of Parliament (MPs) to restore
the majesty of Parliament to ensure financial accountably.
Perhaps, keeping this work in mind,
Congress President Sonia Gandhi said
that the power of the people was constantly felt at the highest level of
governance. But the people have no freedom to know it.
In contrast, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh
– on the above occasion – said that the manner of conducting the affairs
had created a sense of frustration and disillusion among the people.
Did he not give Re.3 lakh crore to
private parties? Surely, it is causing frustration. If, however, it is an
unfounded one, no harm would come out of answering this question.
He, further, said that his Government had
given right to information. He says this after concealing this work from the
people. He knows that this brings disgrace to him and to the Government. Yet,
he talks like this.
The Economic Adviser to the Prime
Minister of India,
Mr. C. Rengarajan, on 14 May 2012, wanted the
Prime Minister to use the Forex reserves to prevent the depreciation of the
Indian currency.
Mr.
C. Rengarajan had advised Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to hand over the PF money to private parties. This
generated a huge amount of black money. The manipulators have siphoned off
about $100 billion of it to foreign countries in the last three years.
Otherwise, the foreign exchange reserves might have swelled to $400 billion.
The present writer had pointed out that the manipulators had been keeping an
eye on the foreign exchange. Now, Mr. C.
Rengarajan wants to remove the remaining foreign exchange also.
The Special CBI Court of Mr. O.P. Saini on 15 May 2012 granted bail to former Telecom Minister A. Raja. He had been in jail for 15 months. The CBI had opposed the
bail saying that Raja indirectly
received Re.200 crore through Mauritius
based Delphi investments from the Reliance
(RTL). It added that investigation was going on for another Re.200 crore.
The CBI did not reveal the illegality
committed by Raja but talked about
Re. 400 crore received through third parties.
It
may be recalled that former Prime
Minister Vajpayee removed public
assets worth Re. five lakh crore. He had no necessity to receive money through
third parties because he removed assets for himself.
Similarly, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh
gave Re.3 lakh crore for his own benefit. After sparing such people, the
learned judges of the Supreme Court of India sent Mr. Raja to a solitary cell in the Tihar jail. They did it on the strength of the PF money.
In fact, the recipients of the PF
money spent Re.two lakh crore worth space to depict Raja as a notorious criminal. They had informed the people that he
had caused a loss of Re. 1,76,000 crore to the exchequer. This made the people
to think that he had removed the above amount. Now they talk about Re. 400
crore.
Above all, the court made a great
distinction between Raja, and his
predecessors. This is like saying, “ Mr.
Raja, you are not a Raja (King) but a slave only. We made you Telecom
Minister. But you used your freedom to introduce one or two new players. We
sent you to jail so that the rest would serve us like slaves”.
The CBI, on 15 May 2012, filed a FIR against Mr. Sunil Mittal of Bharti group for Re.508 crore.
There is a great distinction between Raja
and Sunil Mittal. The circumstances
that forced the CBI to file the FIR is not known to the people.
On 19
May 2012, Finance Minister
Pranab Mukherjee announced that some austerity measures would be taken to
solve the problems pertaining to the economy. Within two days, he curtailed
lavish spending like foreign travel. The media applauded it. It said that
Re.1.49 lakh crore would be saved.
Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee is
conscious of the fact that he secretly gave Re.3 lakh crore to private parties
three years ago. That money is keeping him in power. However, if he knows the
meaning of humanism, he could recover the principal amount and the associated
black money. But, the manipulators
would demand his blood and try to create disorder. They would use the PF money
to project the so called Team Anna
and some others for this.
Comptroller and
Auditor General (CAG), on 23
May 2012, revealed that the Union Government privatized the Delhi Airport
to bestow undue favour on the GMR- a private company. When the present writer
pointed out the unconstitutional nature of privatization, the media concealed
it. Now, they report it only to deflect the attention of the people from the PF
money.
The Union Government, on 24 May 2012, affected an increase in the price
of petrol by about Re.7.5 per litre. Apparently, it is mainly to favour the
private companies.
The
Team Anna, on 26 May
2012, alleged that 15 Union Ministers –Prime Minister Manmohan Singh included – were corrupt. Hundreds of
cameramen congregated before them. The manipulators spent space worth more than
Re.100 crore to report it. They would go on projecting them until the black
money - generated by the PF money – is confiscated
The foreign exchange reserves of India fell by
$1.8 billion to $290 billion in this week. On an average, it is falling down by
about $ 1.5 billion every week. This is the repercussion of the Re. 3 lakh
crore given to the private parties.
Presumably keeping the judges of the Supreme Court of India in mind, Army Chief V.K. Singh, on 26 May 2012, said that some
people were protecting the people doing wrong things.
After interrogating Mr. Jahanmohan Reddy for three days, the CBI, on 27 May 2012, arrested him
for possessing illegal wealth.
In this case and in many other similar
matters, the Government and the Supreme Court of India together says that the
assets of the people responsible for running the state governments could be attached and not the assets of the people
running the Union Government. It is a human rights problem.
There are reports that the police are confiscating
black money –meant for election work- at Puthucottai
in the Tamil Nadu state. At the same time, the ECI does not attach the
black money associated with the PF money. This gives the impression that a clandestine deal exists between the
ECI and the manipulators. Therefore, these elections are nothing but clandestine elections.
Further,
this work remains as a secret document due to the clandestine deal. The
ECI could have published the letters received by it from this writer or those
referred by the President of India
before conducting elections. Therefore, the ECI should examine whether
it is forbidden by the Constitution of India to conduct any elections before
eliminating the effect of the clandestine deal and the effect of the PF money
or not.
Further, it could consider the question of
using its autonomy to give answers to all relevant questions in this work
before conducting any election.
The facts from 26 April 2012 to 28 May 2012 are being submitted to Mrs.Pratibha Devisingh Patil, Her Excellency the President of India, on 29
May 2012.
The same
letter is being sent to the Chief Justice of India, Chief Election Commissioner
of India,
the Chiefs of the Indian Army and Indian Air Force, CBI, Chief Information
Commissioner for necessary action.
29 May 2012.
V.Sabarimuthu.26-3
Thattamkonam, Vellicode, Mulagumoodu
P.O. PIN: 629167INDIA
