Re: [IAC#RG] PERFIDY of Prashant Bhushan and Arvind Kejriwal in Coalgate

Dear Mr Gaur

We have no problems with HONEST people who are in multiple movements.

Since IAC is an HONEST movement and a TRANSPARENT movement it is not
likely that we will have serious differences which cannot be resolved
by FRANK discussions with other persons of INTEGRITY.

What we do have problems with is DISHONESTY and DISHONEST persons.

We are not saying that Common Cause is corrupt or dishonest. What we
are exposing is a small clique inside Common Cause which is acting as
a proxy for some very dirty people and misusing what H D Shourie etc
had set up.

In fact as a member of Common Cause YOU should be questioning them

"Look here - Mr. Sarbajit Roy of IAC openly says that the Common
Cause's Coalgate PIL in SC is filed on behalf of Congress persons, and
he has compared the prayer clauses in the 2 Petitions to bring this
out. Further, Mr. Sarbajit Roy openly says that Advocates Kamini
Jaiswal and Prashant Bhushan who usually represent CC in the PILs they
file, usually have the same set of eminent busy bodies(all Congress
proxies play acting that they are made
of the "right stuff") who have none/little prior locus in the matter
to represent the Public as Petitioners. And further, Mr Sarbajit Roy
of IAC asks who is financing all these PILs for CC and could Common
Cause be able to afford to do these PILs by engaging even a slightly
decent uninvolved SC counsel who takes min. 25,000 per hearing - where
are Common Causes funds coming from to launch these PILs ? Where is
the funding / accounts / list f donors on their website
www.commoncause.in (They only have an auditor's note that books seem
OK) ?

Till these questions are not asked and answered, I will say, if asked,
that from what I can make out "Common Cause" has become "Common
Condom".

Please don't misunderstand me. We have no problem with honest people
in multiple movements - your personal integrity is your shield /
kawach - and such people are assets for us - so long as they at least
respect (if not necessarily follow) IAC's core philosophy .

Sarbajit

On 8/30/13, Gaur J K <gaurjk@hotmail.com> wrote:
> 30/8/13
>
> Dear Mr. S. Roy,
>
> Since you are taking objection to Mr. B.V Rao for not disclosing his
> association with Common Cause, I should mention that I am also a member
> since 2001,although I had
>
> mentioned this fact in one of my earlier posts. But I do not belong to any
> gang as you have mentioned. I became a menber when Late Sh. H.D. was the
> Director with whom my association goes back to 1966 when he was the Director
> of Indian Institute of Foreign Trade.
>
> A large number of membership is drawn from retired Army Officers and
> beaurocrats as you will be knowing.
>
> I try to judge issues on the merits without being unduly influenced by
> personalities.
>
> I do not wish to discontinue my association with Common Cause.
>
> If it is causing any conflict of interest with IAC, I will abide by your
> advice.
>
> Nonetheless my commitmentment to the cause of eradicating corruption will
> remain.
>
> Thanks
>
> JKGaur