IS HE GUILTY, EVEN OF TREASON, MULTIPLE TIMES AND THE JUSTICES OF HSCI ARE LOOKING THE OTHER WAY?

I am a soldier, who, 58 yrs ago, was administered an oath to defend the inviolability of the contours of my Nation, the freedom of its people, my fellow citizens and India's governing Constitution, with my life, if necessary.

With the above in view, I am writing this in my personal capacity as a 1962 commission Army veteran and take full responsibility for every word written here.

Since that fateful moment of Jun 19, '20, when a shocked Nation heard on all TV channels, the statement of the PM of India :

"ना कोई भारत की सीमा मेँ घुसा है, ना घुसा हुआ है और ना ही किसीने हमारे किसी पोस्ट पर कब्जा किया है।"

when _

A number of TV channels were, 24×7, showing "eye from the sky" proofs of the large multiple incursions by the PLA. The Universe saw it, but all of it, somehow, escaped the notice of the overburdened Justices.

With that single statement of the PM :

_ the sacrifice of our 20 brave
soldiers, including a Col, was
rendered senseless;

_ the Chinese were emboldened to
harden their stand & deny any
settlement in the subsequent
endless rounds of talks at the
local Military level.

When many ask me, why the present PM of India cannot be tried for treason & fraud, I realise that they have a strong case, notwithstanding the fact that our Lordships in the HSCI are too busy in pursuing far more important issues, like contempt of court cases, shielding innocent hate-spewing anchors of presstitute National TV channels and ensuring ex-parte, that the CBI must enquire a suicide at the request of the Govt of Bihar, though the incident happened in the state of Maharashtra, thereby completely negating the federal structure created by the Constitution of India.

Federalism in India's Constitution refers to relations between the Centre and states of the Union of India. It establishes the structure of India's governance.

Part XI of the Constitution specifies the distribution of legislative, administrative and executive powers between the Union government and the States of India.

As opposed to a unitary government, in which equal powers are vested in both National and the regional governments, in a federal democracy, the Constitution itself delineates powers between the National and state governments where each of the governments operate independently within their respective jurisdictions.

Aided and abetted by a series of rulings and a determined inaction in hearing cases by the HSCI, the Federal Structure, as enshrined in our Constitution, is being rendered hors-de-combat, just the manner in which Article 370 was made inoperative without abolishing it, through dubiously unsustainable arguments, the legality of which the HSCI has not found time to consider due to other pressing cases as mentioned above,

The seemingly unlimited power bestowed on the Parliament by Article 368 of the Constitution has been used to amend the latter 119 times, clause 4 of which lays down :

"No amendment of this Constitution, (including the provisions of Part III), made or purporting to have been made under this article; whether before or after the commencement of section 55 of the Constitution (42nd amendment) Act, 1976] shall be called in question in any court on
any ground."

If Article 368 was to be given a free rein, a time may come, when a party, inimical to the existence of the Nation as a democracy, may capture power, by fair means or foul and amend even Article 368, excluding the exceptions which require the consent of a majority of the states and thus impose an official dictatorship, doing away with niceties of the Constitution.

That the Constitution has some "basic features", which cannot be tampered with by any Parliament, was first theorised in 1964, by Justice J.R. Mudholkar in his dissent note, in the case of Sajjan Singh v. State of Rajasthan.

This theory of "Basic Feature" was further expanded by Justice H R Khanna who wrote that the Constitution of India has certain basic features that cannot be altered or destroyed through amendments by the Parliament of India.

Key among the "basic features", as expounded by Justice Khanna, are the 7 "Fundamental Rights", (FR), guaranteed to citizens, (We, the People). These are :-

– right to equality;
_ right to freedom;
_ right against exploitation;
_ right to freedom of religion;
_ cultural and educational rights;
_ right to property; and
_ right to constitutional remedies.

Over the years, we have witnessed each one of the seven Fundamental Rights have been trampled upon throughout the life of our Republic, but never as much as in the last 6 yrs, in so far as its frequency, manner and impunity are concerned.

Habeas corpus petitions have not been heard for almost a year, bail is being denied to some for over a year and "no coercion" orders are being passed in advance for the privileged lot. It seems that the right to life for the so-called "anti-nationals" is only on paper; for the privileged few, it is, however, a matter of right.

Right under the noses of the justices, the scores of minorities were massacred in the most recent Delhi riots after an open call to arms, "गोली मारो गद्दारोँ को", but the police charges are only against the suffering community. It seems, the justices are too busy with more important matters.

In close proximity of the justices, the highest executive of our Country, criminally violated stringent laws of the Wild Life Protection Act, 1972, by petting & feeding a National bird inside his house, which act has been repeatedly broadcast on all TV Channels for the World to see his saintliness, but seemingly, all the justices are either blind, deaf & dumb or pretending to be unaware of the provisions of the Act, under which the criminal deed is punishable with jail/fine or both.

Two innocuous tweets of a citizen did not escape the sharp eyes and ears of the HSCI but the honourable judges failed to notice the blatant lies of the GoI, which the whole world saw, evident in the denial of house arrest of leaders of Kashmir and the denial of immigrants on roads, while the media was showing how Saifuddin Soz was pulled back into the house by security forces, when he was trying to converse with the media and the miles-long unending lines of emigrants, day after day, trudging for hundreds/thousands of Kms to their homes & hearth in their respective villages.

The blatant lies that the PM told on the National TV about the Chinese incursions are patently acts of treason, but of course, our honourable Justices have been too busy with more important & serious matters.

The Justices talk about lowering of their "गरिमा" by two tweets of an honourable man, but, by their repeated acts of omission & commission in hauling up the violators of the sacred Constitution of India, they have already lowered their own honour, dignity & sanctity, by failing to uphold the inviolability of the Constitution of India, which is their primary duty.

God save India.

Jai Hind.

THE DEADLY BLOODHOUNDS

पूजा, पाठ is fine in its own place, but the fight on the ground against the deadly enemy must continue, but it seems to be a hopeless one, with lies and deceit flying fast and furious. Once again, it seems we are fighting an unequal battle on unequal plains, on unequal terms, like the one in 1962, against the Chinks :

>      we had no knowledge of the enemy;

>      we had no knowledge of the ground the enemy was operating on;

>      we had no arms & ammunition, required for the mountains;

>      we had no plants, vehicles & equipment which could function at (-) 40 deg C; cooling water in all 

        engines froze & the engines burst;

>      we had no tents to withstand (-) 40 deg C temperature;

>      we had no extreme cold clothing which could keep our soldiers warm;

>      we had no snow boots and snow gloves to prevent Frost Bite;

>      we had no snow goggles to prevent snow blindness;

>      we had no pressure cookers for the food to cook at high altitude, where the air pressure is very 

        low and the water boils at 80 deg C;

>      from our side, it was a steep climb of 9,000 ft  from the nearest road head, over goat tracks,          

        allowing only lightly armed soldiers to reach the top of the Tibetian Plateau, the battlefield,          

        whereas, the Chinks were operating on the plain desert land, in vehicles; all our plant & 

        equipment had to be air-supplied on an advanced landing ground, which was  soon overrun by 

        the Chinks, & supplies had to be airdropped, much of which was captured by the Chinks;

>      ultimately, there were 20 Chinks to just one of us, a situation where we either fought till the last 

        man, last bullet or escaped through the same. Siachin, which is  much in the news nowadays; in 

        the process, many lost their life and frostbitten limbs;

>      many were captured after being surrounded 1 to 20; when they were finally released after 

        sustained brainwashing efforts by the Chinks, if they thought that they had obtained freedom and 

        would be back to soldiering, were in for a rude shock;

>      the returning POWs were held in their own Country in interrogation camps for screening, to 

        determine if they had been affected psychologically by brainwashing by the Chinks and many 

        were given discharge without benefits, if not due.

When the reality of the illegal occupation of Aksai Chin was suddenly unfolded, Nehru's first public pronouncement, despite all his "Hindi-Chini Bhai-Bhai" was, "We will throw the Chinese out". He, nor anyone, denied the occupation despite the fact that in the absence of the modern-day "Eye in the sky" tools, no Indian would have known about it. He ordered the Nation's Army to evict the transgressor. As explained above, the battle was unequal and we were annihilated. We not only lost the battle but also Nehru, for he soon paid for his misplaced trust in the treacherous Chinese, with his life.  

Does all of the above ring a familiar note in the present scenario?

If in 1962, we were poorly equipped, rewinding to the recent scenario, we were unarmed in the face of a heavily armed and fortified enemy. Unbelievable. We lost twenty of our brave jawans, including a Col. The unverifiable claims of greater Chinese casualties is a smokescreen created by the present clueless government for the consumption of the gullible public, duly broadcast by the presstitute media.

The repeat incidence of Chinese aggression along the Southern Shores of Pangong Tso, on the night of Aug 30/31, is a clear indicator that we have still not got the measure of the Chinese, either in their intentions or their firepower. The by now infamous declaration by the PM of India on National TV channels, "ना कोई घुसा है, ना कोई घुसा हुआ है और नाही हमारे किसी पोस्ट पर कब्ज़ा किया है" gave the Chinese the lifeline and upper hand that would otherwise would have found impossible to obtain. This was an act amounting to treason and the HSCI could and should have taken suo motu cognizance of it.

An extreme danger to the entire civilizations of the world is being converted into an opportunity by the bloodhounds, in a systematic manner by letting people suffer and die, brainwashing the entire majority community with a pre-planned dose of Hinduism and then blurring its lines with the patented Theology of Hindu Rashtra, by clever but false subterfuges like the bogey of Islam. 

I was utterly surprised today while speaking to my nearly 90 yrs old aunt, who has been vehemently anti-Modi from the beginning, rattling out the Islamophobic lines of the Parivar's IT Army. She was not quoting them, but NDTV, the only TV channel we all thought remained in the field after the rest became बिकाऊ.

This Government and its entire "Parivar" has managed to achieve, what 95% of Indians thought impossible prior to the 2014 elections. They have destroyed the foundation of our many millenium old भारत and torn asunder its entire social fabric. 

I am now more than convinced that we have lost the battle against our enemy from within, who have rapidly gained ground through the pandemic threatening the entire humanity. While the economy of the Country has gone into a downward spiral, totally out of control, with joblessness in record numbers, resulting in the specter of starving masses and sharply increasing lawlessness, many feel that the   burgeoning COVID-19 cases and the attending deaths are being allowed to go out of control purposely to frighten the people of India into abject submission.  

Do we give up? Certainly not. A battle is lost, not the war. Let's recoup, restrategize and regroup to resume our battle against these, unscrupulous pack of hyenas, who threaten the very idea of भारत that we have dreamt of and lived for nearly 3 millennia.

This is my call to you my sisters, brothers and friends of भारत, 

"Come, let's join forces against these inimical forces determined to convert our Country into a small Hindutva ruling class, with the rest either having to fight on their behalf as cannon fodder or live as slaves."

Viva India

जय भारत

जय हिन्द

TODAY IS THE WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE

THE STEADY DECLINE OF THE STATE OF THE INDIAN ECONOMY AND THE GRAVE DANGER TO OUR EXISTENCE AS A NATION

Led by the iron hands of the wisest ruler in Indian History, and guided by a 10th and a 12th pass, (With assets of over 40 crores, including 4 registered criminal cases), duo, the Indian economy has come to a sorry pass, all the neighbours at odds and most of the International organisations decrying the present happenings in the Country.

The Indian economy expanded 4.5% year-on-year for the quarter ending Sep of 2019, the weakest pace since the first quarter of 2013, mainly due to a fall in factory output and exports as also, slow down in investment.

For the fiscal year 2018-'19, ending Mar 2019, the economy advanced 6.1%, least since the fiscal year 2013 and below an initial estimate of 6.8%.
Growth for the fiscal year 2017-'18 was also revised lower to 7% from 7.2%.
The Govt expects GDP growth to fall to 5% in the fiscal year 2019-'20, the least since fiscal year 2008-'09 (The year when the global meltdown happened due to the US recession).

As per data released by the Central Statistical Office (CSO), as against 7.35 percent in December 2019.

India Inflation Rate Highest in Near 6 Yrs.

Consumer price inflation in India increased to 7.59% in Jan '20 from 7.35% in Dec '19, above expectations of 7.4% and 1.97 percent in Jan '19.

Inflation accelerated for the 6th straight month to the highest since May 2014.

Prices rose faster for fuel and light (3.7% vs 0.7% in Dec), Miscellaneous (4.8% vs 4.1%), clothing and footwear (1.9% vs 1.5%) and pan, tobacco and intoxicants (3.6% vs 3.4%).
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Cost of food and beverages @11.8%.

Food alone rate @ 13.6%, which is the highest since Nov 2013.

> India Industrial Output Back to Contraction in Dec '19.
> India Inflation Rate Highest in Near 6 Years
> India Motor Vehicle Sales Fall for 14th Month
> India Budget Deficit Widens Sharply in Apr-Dec '19.

AND ALL THIS WHEN the present lucky Govt has had the good fortune for the last 6 yrs, of a bonanza of low global crude prices, which initially slid to one-sixth of the International prices in the previous decade and even today is almost half of the prices during the UPA II Govt, resulting in a sharply declined CAD, the bane of the latter Govt.

The Govt has resolutely faked statistics throughout its 6 yrs of existence pulling wool over the trusting eyes of we, the People of India, with every trick of the trade, managing event after event, repeating lies after lies, sowing poisonous weeds on our sacred soil and dividing families and societies, creating black holes in between, with just a singular agenda, at all cost, damn be the wellbeing and welfare of us, the People of India.

Do we know that the words HINDU and CATHOLIC mean the same - "Universal". That is why our motto has been विश्वम कुटुंबकम

The pied piper is leading us to utter destruction and sooner we realise it, the better for us as a Nation.

THE TIME FOR US IS NOW.

STAND UP AND BE COUNTED.

THE AYODHYA JUDGEMENT

With the advent of Islam and its subsequent conquests, the Islamic Caliphate changed the complexion of the entire mount, constructing Al-Aqsa Mosque, two domes, (One of them in the centre of the compound, where the twice destroyed Jewish temple once stood) and minarets, just 600 yrs before, making it into the third most revered place in Islam, a place from where, as per them, Prophet Mohammad ascended to Heaven.
It is a classic case of clash of not only three religions, which rose up in three points in time, but also a severe clash of three civilizations, one older than the other.
And yet, today, in a Jewish country, governed by a highly conservative Govt, majoritarianism has been voluntarily dis-favoured. Organised prayer is prohibited for any one but a Muslim group. Only individual prayers on the Western Wal;, I have myself stood next a Rabi and prayed for the repose of the soul of my beloved departed wife, who couldn't make it there in her life time. There are 11 gates to the Mount, 10 of which are reserved for Muslims.
This is the compromise a die hard Jewish state had to make, to convert a place of perennial tri-religious conflict, into a show piece, as a heaven of peace, for the World to see and emulate, which no one, but a fanatic, wants disturbed.
India is still a secular country, enshrined in the Constitution of our Country; a constitution, which every functionary, in each of governance arms, is pledged to uphold. We bray about Bharat being the leader in the entire civilized world form time immemorial and yet, we could not even follow a good example.
This judgement of the HSCI, may be the final push for our secularist Country to plunge in to the abyss of Majoritarian Hindu Rashtra of the Parivar brand
The million dollar question we all must ask ourselves is, "Have we crossed the Rubicon?"

A Heart Breaking Friday News For the “Parivaar”

GDP Growth figure for July-September, ’19, has been revealed at 4.5%. This is worst in more than 20 years

Edited by Abhishek Vasudev; re-edited by Samuel Dhar;

updated: November 29, 2019 17:32 IST.

As can be seen below, the pace of economic growth has fallen below the 5 per cent mark for the first time since 2002, (During the first NDA regime, when GDP grew at 3.8 per cent) :

      Evolution: Annual GDP India

Date	Annual GDP	GDP Growth (%)
2018	2,718,732M.$	6.8%
2017	2,652,245M.$	6.7%
2016	2,289,754M.$	7.1%
2015	2,103,588M.$	8.2%
2014	2,039,127M.$	7.4%
2013	1,856,721M.$	6.4%
2012	1,827,637M.$	5.5%
2011	1,823,052M.$	6.6%
2010	1,708,460M.$	10.3%
2009	1,365,373M.$	8.5%
2008	1,224,096M.$	3.9%
2007	1,238,700M.$	9.8%
2006	949,118M.$	9.3%
2005	834,218M.$	9.3%
2004	721,589M.$	7.9%
2003	618,369M.$	7.9%
2002	523,768M.$	3.8%
2001	493,934M.$	4.8%
2000	476,636M.$	3.8%
1999	466,841M.$	6.9%
1998	428,767M.$	6.0%
1997	423,189M.$	4.1%
1996	399,791M.$	7.6%
1995	366,600M.$	7.6%
1994	333,014M.$	6.7%
1993	284,194M.$	4.8%
1992	293,262M.$	5.5%
1991	274,842M.$	1.1%
1990	326,608M.$	5.5%

As will be seen above, throughout the 10 yrs of UPA Govt, the only time the GDP was recorded below 5% was in 2008-2009, when the entire Globe was washed over by waves of sunami of recession, originated from USA, due to the profligacy of their banking system. When the entire world went into negative growth, Indian economy remained afloat on its own, due to skillful managements by the PM, who was an expert economist himself. The 10 yrs average GDP of the UPA was 7.75 and this when the average crude price over the 10 yrs period was US $ 88.100 per barrel as against the five year average during the present regime of US $ 50.100 a good 43% lower than the 10 yrs average during NDA. Despite the lower crude prices, the retail prices went up by an average of 22%. The Govt, therefore, had an advantage of 65% higher available revenue. At an average of 4.5 lakh of import bill per year, it amounts to a five years saving of 22.5 lakh crores. What did the Govt do with this extra cash in hand?  The Govt has a job on hand to explain the missing numbers. 

The pace of economic growth has fallen below the 5 per cent mark for the first time since 2002, when GDP grew at 3.8 per cent.

The slowdown during the last quarter was revealed in the official data released last Friday. Country's Gross Domestic Product or GDP grew 4.5 per cent in the second quarter of current financial year compared with 5 per cent in the previous quarter, and 7 per cent in the same period last year. The GDP data is worse than Govt estimates. According to a poll conducted by news agency Reuters, the most pessimistic estimate of economic pundits for GDP growth was 4.7 per cent for the quarter July-September.

Not only the overall GDP, almost every economic data has nosedived. In  the litigation affected Housing Sector, new development has come to a standstill. Cement production is down by 7.7%. Steel production is down to -1.6 %. Corporate investment is down, due to weak consumer demand. Private investment is down. Crude oil production is down 5.1%. Natural gas production is down by 5.7%. Coal production is down by 17.6%. The core industries have shrunk 5.8%.

Friday's data disappointed many economists who had pinned their hopes on the recently-concluded festive season for a pickup in demand. IIP is a negative 4.3%. Against a lowering of electricity consumption by 7.1%, its generation is down by 12.4%. Like all other data, industrial production is by 1.1%. Along with all economic data, the diesel consumption is at -3.3%. Exports are down by 6.6% as are the imports (-13.5%). With an expenditure figure of INR 16.55 trillion and a shrinking revenue, in just the first 6 months, the fiscal deficit is INR 7.2 trillion as on Oct 2019, 102% beyond the Govt’s annual target. Not even the clueless mandarins in the Govt know where it will end up in the next six months. With shrinking economic parameters, the corporates are constantly cutting costs. At least five major fastmoving consumer goods have been clocking single digit.

Unemployment is at a 45 years high; further 8 – 10 lakhs jobs are at risk. Auto sales are at a 19 years low. Growth of eight top core industries was at a historic low at 0.2%. Refinery production rose just by 0.4%.

A 5 trillion economy now looks a distant dream.

The government has, for the past year or so, been exuding confidence that economic growth will pick up soon. The reality has been just the opposite, despite a series of knee jerk measures to stimulate the economy, ranging from withdrawal of higher taxes on foreign investors, a mega merger plan for state-run lenders, housing stimulus and a reduction in corporate taxes over the past few months.

With her M Phil in International Studies, all around experience exposer since joining the BJP Govt, the first full time woman Defence Minister of India and now the Finance Minister, of its present dispensation, much was expected of the combative, glib talking Nirmala Sitharaman. She has not only not delivered, but has managed to push the Country’s economy, through a series of naïve policies, into a bottomless pit, where it is bound to languish till our concerned Minister is either a knowledgeable economists or/and have a more knowledgeable advisor to be listened to.

During a debate in the Rajya Sabha last Wednesday, Ms Sitharaman herself acknowledged the slowdown in economy and repeated, ad-nauseam, the hackneyed line, "Growth may have come down, but it is not recession yet or it won't be recession ever".

The Reserve Bank of India, a constitutional authority but no more and independent Central Bank of India, has been indulging in ad-hoc lowering of the repo rates to push-up the economy. Over the last 12 months, it has cut the repo rate five times totalling 135 basis points and is likely to be coerced to exercise a further cut the repo rate in December, by 25 basis points. That it will again be inconsequential, is a foregone certainty.

Solution

Supply follows demand. No one will produce unless his product is likely to be sold, i.e., the demand goes up. Demand can go up only if consumer has money in pocket. The consumer cannot have money in his pocket unless the employer puts it there. Not only the private sector, even the Govt and the PSUs have proved to be bad pay masters. Wages are not as per skills. There are unpaid wages. The Govt often chooses litigation against hapless employees. A country of 1.35 billion people, it should not be difficult to maintain an internal GDP of around 6%. With a global village, it should not be difficult to add another 2 – 3% to the GDP.

Instead of sinking billions as NPAs of loans to big industries, but SMEs, who will generate employment and pose lesser risk of loans turning NPAs. Bangladesh, a country that India created and that too, only in 1971 and which, before that, was an impoverished country, has not surpassed India as a faster growing economy, based on its big industries, but SMEs, financed through their Gramin Banks networks.

The present satrap is, however, more interested in relentless naked effort to capture power at all costs, by all means, under all circumstances with a façade of a strong leadership and dark clouds of blatant lies, criminal deceit, fake news and a prestitude media.