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UPA GOVT'S UNCHARITABLE REMARKS ON JUDICIARY
Speaking in Parliament , the Finance Minister accused judiciary of putting impediments in the functioning of the government. Certainly, millions of well informed Indians will reject this charge with the contempt that it deserves. On the other hand, people think that the judiciary is the only hope today to restore probity in public life and people want judiciary to be proactive.
But for the Supreme Court, the people involved in monumental corruption such as Commonwealth games, 2G scam, Coal scam and several other scams of Manmohan Singh's government which have become the order of the day now, would have gone scot free. Several organisations would have got away with environmental violations. It is true that Supreme Court has now become sort of powerful constitutional body. But, this is only because of the huge support that it gets from the public and the common man who feel helpless in the present situation.
The government is now trying to bring several amendments in Parliament to curtail the powers of the Supreme Court and control its function in a direct or indirect way. Credibility of the ministers and politicians in the country is already low and their attempt to check the Supreme Court may lead to a lot of public anger which these politicians cannot control.
It is necessary that those in charge of the government at top level should have the wisdom to see things in proper perspective and understand the public mood and the ultimate limitations of the ministers and politicians. By indulging in unchecked corruption and nepotism on the one hand and in trying to put down Supreme Court, which is the only place where people hope to get justice , the central government is playing with fire.
N.S.Venkataraman
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Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Re: [IAC#RG] UPA GOVT’S UNCHARITABLE REMARKS ON JUDICIARY
From Commander T.N. Singhal (Retd)
My understanding of working of the Parliament is that there is a 'RIGHT TO REPLY'
to an adverse comment by an MP in the Parliament by a person adversely accused.
Of course this 'RIGHT TO REPLY' is available only to an MP. It is therefore NOT
HONOURABLE to comment when the accused cannot reply. Of course one can split
hair and claim that this available only to INDIVIDUALS and not INSTITUTIONS. But
accusations should not be voiced degrading CONSTITUTIONAL institutions like
the Judiciary.
On Fri, Aug 30, 2013 at 7:49 PM, Venkatraman Ns <nsvenkatchennai@gmail.com> wrote:
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