Monday, July 12, 2021

Re: [IAC#RG] Who appointed this idiot Rawat as CDS ?

Every field of life including Defence is being compromised !!! 

On Mon, 5 Jul 2021 at 2:44 AM, Rajinder Dalvi <indiaresists@lists.riseup.net> wrote:
The latest statement of CDS Rawat relegating the Indian Air Force to a support role has a direct correlation to the ongoing Rafale jet corruption investigation being conducted in France.

Such worthless political appointees, selected only for their incompetence and ass licking abilities, seriously jeopardize and defame India's defence forces at this critical juncture in time.

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Sunday, July 11, 2021

[IAC#RG] NEED TO REVIEW THE JAIL RULES POST FR STAN EPISODE

With the most unfortunate and horrifying custodial death of 84 year old Jesuit Priest Stan Swamy, maybe it is high time to revisit the jail rules. It may be improper to detain people over the age of 80 in jails. Those who have to be kept in detention could be possibly placed under house arrest or in old age homes where their age related special needs are taken care of.

Prison ensures social isolation and confinement which can result in deterioration in mental and physical health through neglect and fear especially in the elderly and the vulnerable. Far from achieving the desired outcome of prison which is reformation, to lead law abiding and useful lives in prison and when they are released, their time in prison can be a retrograde step where they either suffer through ill health and even death and for those that survive, they will be more resentful of the prison machinery and society. 

Prisons should only be used to reform and to protect the peace of the man in the street and for providing a sanction against very serious wrongdoing. The detention of people over the age of 80 in poorly kept prisons who through frailty or other illness is a sad reflection on society and a failure to deal with people humanely. It can also sometimes be a waste of taxpayers' money. Their reform and health must be cared for and addressed in a different and special way.

Almost everyone over 80 is grappling with serious health issues so the jails are not conducive for such aged people. Elderly persons admitted to jails require a different sort of health care. Concerns about the health status of older inmates and their chronic health issues has to be addressed in a special way and the inability of most jails to accommodate their special needs cannot be just overlooked.

Prisons have a duty of care towards all prisoners and must take all reasonable steps to keep them safe while in custody. The prison has a responsibility to ensure the safety of prisoners – which includes protecting those at special risk of injury or who are vulnerable.

The prison system must never be inherently unjust and inhumane. We should take heed of the wise words of Christopher Zoukis, a leading voice on criminal justice reform in America and author of many books on prison life, when he said 'If we treat prisoners like animals, the whole time they are locked up, that's what we will get when they are back on the streets. – wild, dangerous animals.' In the case of the elderly if they are lucky to be back on the streets, we will get a severely ill and demoralized human being staring tragedy through a lack of care. This cannot be a true reflection of a caring and progressive society.  

This issue would be a fit one for the Chief Justice of India to Suo Motu take cognizance so that appropriate directions could be issued which would be applicable nationwide on the environment in which very elderly persons should be detained and taken care of.


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[IAC#RG] New book





Just released: Book on terror tactics of anti-terror agencies and their victims
New Delhi (11 July 2021): 11th July is remembered in India's at 7/11 because of Mumbai Train blasts in 2006. New Delhi-based publisher Pharos Media has just brought out "Innocent Prisoners", the English version of Begunah Qaidi authored by Abdul Wahid Shaikh, himself victim of a fake terror plot by agencies. The book, written while the author was incarcerated in Mumbai's Arthur Road jail, was originally published in Urdu and later translated into Hindi. Now available in English also, it is a massive work in 504 pages on tactics agencies and police use to ensnare innocents in fake terror cases to justify government policies and influence citizens of the country to accept the emergence of a security state in India.
The author himself was a victim of this ensnaring tactic who was acquitted by the Special MOCOA & NIA Court Mumbai while his co-accused rot in jail and their appeal is pending for the last six years in Bombay High Court.
Shaikh offers first-hand information about agencies and police tactics on implicating innocent people, fabricating false evidence against them and use torture of victims and the immoral pressure on their relatives to force them to confess to crimes they never committed or implicate other innocents.
The book is basically about the 7/11 Mumbai train blasts case but also covers German Bakery blasts 2010, Malegaon Blasts 2006, Aurangabad Arms Haul case 2006, Akshardham attack 2002 and the "Indian Mujahideen" plank used by agencies to fabricate cases. It also extensively covers police torture, fabrication tactics and various strategies police and agencies employ to implicate innocents and force them to make false confessions to prove stories concocted by the agencies and police.
This exposé offers startling details of the heinous games played in India by the State through police and agencies for decades in the name of "terrorism". This book unveils the ugly face of government and agencies, modus operandi of police, ATS and investigation agencies, their inhumane tortures, legal tactics employed and the secrets of court cases. Innocents implicated in terror cases will find courage to fight their legal battles through this book. The reality of the blast cases and the tall claims made by police and media are exposed in great detail in this book.
The author himself was a victim of torture and tactics of police and investigation agencies. He has narrated first-hand experiences of himself and some other innocent prisoners at the hands of police, investigation agencies and officials of the jail system.
This book is not just a testimony of the innocence of a person acquitted of all charges in an infamous "terror" case, it also showcases his unmoved resolve to fight the legal battle for his and other victims' freedom. It also is a manual on how not to get yourself entangled in the vicious web of false implication in the first place and how to secure freedom from the clutches of heartless people in uniform, if arrested.
The author, Abdul Wahid Shaikh is a teacher at a Mumbai school. He was the only person to be acquitted out of the 13 accused in the 11 July 2006 Mumbai train bombings case because till end he refused to sign a false confessional statement while his other co-accused succumbed to pressures and signed their false confessions which were used in court to sentence them to death and life imprisonment.
Shaikh completed his post-graduation and studied law during his nine years in jail. Keeping his promise to his co-accused, he frequently travels around the country talking about the truth. A Hindi feature film based on his life will soon be released. Even years after his acquittal, cops continue to harass him. Priced at Rs 495, this book as well as its Urdu and Hindi versions are available from Amazon.in or pharosmedia.com/books.
 
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Friday, July 9, 2021

Re: [IAC#RG] Weakly provisioned Indian Banks to immediately withdraw funds from

Could you kindly suggest the banks wherein we can safely bank?

RN Radhakrishnan

On Mon, 5 Jul 2021 at 02:32, Rajinder Dalvi <indiaresists@lists.riseup.net> wrote:
Dear friends

As a matter of abundant precaution, it is highly advisable to withdraw funds from and/or not keep significant funds in the following Indian banks.

1. State Bank of India
2. Punjab National Bank
3. Union Bank of India
4. Bank of Baroda
5. Bank of India
6. Axis Bank
7. ICICI Bank
8 Yes Bank
9. Canara Bank
10 Indian Bank
11 HDFC Bank
12. Central Bank of India

Do not expect the Govt of India to bail out these banks if they fail. The Govt of India is itself a financial basket case.

RS Dalvi
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Re: [IAC#RG] Who appointed this idiot Rawat as CDS ?

Do the ramblings of the 'intelligent' Rajinder make any difference to Rawat or the Govt?

We have chosen a system of Governance and hence we have to put up with it for good or bad; if not, try and find a solution like the Freedom Fighters who fought and got independence.

RN Radhakrishnan

On Mon, 5 Jul 2021 at 02:43, Rajinder Dalvi <indiaresists@lists.riseup.net> wrote:
The latest statement of CDS Rawat relegating the Indian Air Force to a support role has a direct correlation to the ongoing Rafale jet corruption investigation being conducted in France.

Such worthless political appointees, selected only for their incompetence and ass licking abilities, seriously jeopardize and defame India's defence forces at this critical juncture in time.

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Sunday, July 4, 2021

Re: [IAC#RG] Weakly provisioned Indian Banks to immediately withdraw funds from

Kindly also suggest which Indian bank is safe ? 


On Mon, 5 Jul 2021 at 00:02 Rajinder Dalvi <indiaresists@lists.riseup.net> wrote:
Dear friends

As a matter of abundant precaution, it is highly advisable to withdraw funds from and/or not keep significant funds in the following Indian banks.

1. State Bank of India
2. Punjab National Bank
3. Union Bank of India
4. Bank of Baroda
5. Bank of India
6. Axis Bank
7. ICICI Bank
8 Yes Bank
9. Canara Bank
10 Indian Bank
11 HDFC Bank
12. Central Bank of India

Do not expect the Govt of India to bail out these banks if they fail. The Govt of India is itself a financial basket case.

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[IAC#RG] Who appointed this idiot Rawat as CDS ?

The latest statement of CDS Rawat relegating the Indian Air Force to a support role has a direct correlation to the ongoing Rafale jet corruption investigation being conducted in France.

Such worthless political appointees, selected only for their incompetence and ass licking abilities, seriously jeopardize and defame India's defence forces at this critical juncture in time.

RS Dalvi

[IAC#RG] Weakly provisioned Indian Banks to immediately withdraw funds from

Dear friends

As a matter of abundant precaution, it is highly advisable to withdraw funds from and/or not keep significant funds in the following Indian banks.

1. State Bank of India
2. Punjab National Bank
3. Union Bank of India
4. Bank of Baroda
5. Bank of India
6. Axis Bank
7. ICICI Bank
8 Yes Bank
9. Canara Bank
10 Indian Bank
11 HDFC Bank
12. Central Bank of India

Do not expect the Govt of India to bail out these banks if they fail. The Govt of India is itself a financial basket case.

RS Dalvi

Monday, June 14, 2021

[IAC#RG] IT WAS A GROSS ABUSE OF POWER BY HARISH SALVE

The Registration of Marriages in Goa is under the Portuguese Civil Registration Code, 1911 and this law being not contrary to any of the constitutional provisions still continues to be in force to date.

 

But the Goa Government headed by then Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar on 17th January 2014 hurriedly issued a notification appointing all Sub-Registrars in Goa as "Marriage Officers" under Special Marriage Act 1954 without even that Act being extended to our State. It was done to solely facilitate the high profile marriage of former Solicitor General of India Harish Salve's daughter to be registered in Goa under that Act. On the strength of that notification on 24th February that marriage was solemnized at now fugitive Vijay Mallya's then King Fisher Villa at Candolim in the presence of the Mapusa Sub Civil Registrar and a host of VVIPs.

 

The ulterior motives of the Government in acting so swiftly and issuing the notification in a tearing hurry in just one day was highly questionable. Even the Chief Secretary's views were not sought which was in complete breach of the Rules of Business, especially in a matter having widespread ramifications.  To shield his friend Harish Salve, the then Advocate General Atmaram Nadkarni abdicated in his bounden duty by not placing the correct legal position before the government.

 

That notification was obviously issued to allow just that one marriage as the Goa Government over the last seven years has not permitted any other marriage under that Act. It would be prudent for the government to immediately withdraw that retrograde and now idling notification dated 17th January 2014 and apologise to the people of Goa for having high-handedly and malafiedly tweaked the law to benefit just one person.

 

When will the government realize that nobody is above the law and that the law cannot be twisted and warped for a particular person's benefit, however rich, mighty or well-connected?  And above all, Harish Salve should have acted responsibly by not making a request which was contrary to the law. 

 


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Sunday, June 13, 2021

[IAC#RG] SELECTION PROCESS OF JUDGES MUST BE METICULOUS AND TRANSPARENT

The current selection process of Supreme Court and High Court judges is shrouded in total secrecy. It leaves room for friends and former colleagues of current and retired judges to manipulate their way through the system. This does not augur well for the Independence of the Judiciary which is the common man's last recourse to seek justice. Persons who cannot interpret the law inflict irreversible damage to the justice delivery system.

There needs to be total transparency in judicial appointments. The selection process has to be very rigorous and with stringent procedures in place to block the undeserving. This will ensure that only the very best and brightest are elevated as judges. It is imperative that politicians should have no role whatsoever, direct or indirect in the selection of Judges.

Only persons with very sound knowledge of law besides impeccable character and high integrity should be selected. For the rest there are many other options, Politics being one of the much sought after avenues.

We need to have the right persons selected as Judges with their salary and perks substantially enhanced so that only the best and brightest preside over the Temples of Justice. The Judiciary should never be manned by persons who are slanted or aligned to any political party. Judges should have the spine to crack on illegalities done by any politician, regardless of the party he is affiliated to and the high position he holds. If Judges cannot independently balance the scales of Justice, the Courts lose their very sanctity.

Over the years we have witnessed some extremely good judges but in anguish have also had to live up with those from the other end of the spectrum and on them less said the better.

 

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Friday, June 11, 2021

[IAC#RG] JUDICIARY NEEDS TO REBOOT AND DELIVER

The COVID-19 induced disruptions have only further dented the administrations of Justice while adding to the backlog of cases pending, which have now reached alarming levels.  

 

As on 15th April this year 67,279 cases were pending in the Supreme Court, 5.75 lakh  piled up in High Courts and a mountain of 3.8 crore gathered in the subordinate courts across the country giving  a very grim picture of India's Justice delivery system.

 

In view of the rising pendency of cases, the number of holidays could possibly be slashed and by ensuring that Courts sit for at least six hours a day. In the current pandemic there is no reason why with all the precautions in place Courts should not function hearing just 15 cases in each session. This would help ease the backlog. And for every litigant his case is urgent.

 

The Judiciary seems to be placed beyond the reach of the common man while the influential and wealthy Ambanis and Adanis wade their way through. Courts of law can never end up as Temples of Surprises, as every order passed must be based on very sound legal reasoning.

 

For decades, there has been a gross failure in administration of the judicial machinery. Many Judges highlight all this in their speeches at various functions but those only remain good to hear while nothing gets done to cure the situation.

 

Many do not see an end to the litigation in their lifetime as it can take 15 to 20 years if not more for the legal battle to end. So there is a need to identify problems grappling the Judiciary by finding some concrete but practical solutions.

 

The issue of easily obtained and indefinitely lasting stay orders needs to be addressed. Adjournments for the asking must also be done away with. As the years pass, memories fade, witnesses turn hostile and justice becomes meaningless. Widely spaced dates is another problem especially in criminal matters with the under trials in judicial custody denying them their fundamental right to life and liberty.

 

The problems faced by citizens in their quest for Justice should no longer be ignored. The Supreme Court being the overall court of Superintendence needs to invoke its administrative powers to remedy this unacceptable state of affairs.  If immediate remedial measures are not put in place the Justice delivery system, if not already, may sadly collapse under its own weight.

 


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Wednesday, June 9, 2021

Re: [IAC#RG] RAJ BHAVANS CANNOT BE REDUCED TO BEING POLITICALDENS

Dear Sukant,
I thank you for sharing it. It deserves wide attention and discussion as the post of governor has proved to be a source of tension between the centre and the states since 1960s.
Regards,
Anand Kumar


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Subject: Re: [IAC#RG] RAJ BHAVANS CANNOT BE REDUCED TO BEING POLITICALDENS
 
The tradition of appointing a governor by the ruling establishment at the centre and its role thereafter should be discussed in depth to take a final meaningful decision on it.



On Sukla Sen <indiaresists@lists.riseup.net>, 8 Jun 2021 12:01 wrote:

The post is a relic from our colonial past.

In the initial decades since Independence, it was meant to be just ornamental (at considerable expenses of ordinary Indians) - as testified by many of them.

In the later years, it started being used by the Centre to heckle, or even remove, state governments that it considered, for whatever reasons, bothersome.

After the celebrated Supreme Court judgement, in 1994, in the famous SR Bommai vs. Union of India case, things did improve for quite a while.
Now, it's, again, (nearly) back to the bad old days.

This unelected post - chosen completely arbitrarily and appointed unilaterally by the Union Government, goes against the very grain of spirit of federalism.
Needs be forthwith abolished.

Sukla 

On Mon, 7 Jun 2021, 03:39 Aires Rodrigues, <indiaresists@lists.riseup.net> wrote:

It is high time that the nation reflects on and debates the manner in which Governors are appointed and whether we need ornamental puppet Governors who needlessly burden the taxpayer.

Constitutionally the Governor possesses executive, legislative, financial and judicial powers. The role of the Governor is very important and essential for the healthy functioning of democracy. However, in recent times this post has been reduced to becoming a retirement package for politicians. As a result people think that the post of the Governor is worthless and  just a financial burden on state governments even though technically the role of the Governor if exercised wisely and fairly for the benefit of the state and its people is very vital.

Some Governors of the past had this to say. Sarojini Naidu, the one-time Governor of UP had said that she considered herself "a bird in a golden cage". Dr.Pattabhi Sitaramayya, Governor of Madhya Pradesh had this to say, "My duties as a governor lay more in getting visitors and providing them tea, lunches and dinners than anything else. The first thing I do in the morning is to peruse the list of visitors and invitees to lunch and dinner". KM Munshi, Governor of Uttar Pradesh had a tiff with his Chief Minister and had complained to Pandit Nehru for redressal. When his plea was turned down, he described his job thus: "to run a hotel and entertain guests". NV Gadgil, Governor of Punjab considered himself as "the Patwari of the State of Punjab whose function was to assess the conditions prevailing in the state and report to the Union government".

Governors should not end up being mere rubber stamps as they constitutionally have a major role to play in overseeing that the State is well administered in accordance with law. They should be appointed on merit as the Raj Bhavans cannot end up being shelter homes to rehabilitate the deadwood of the ruling political party. It is imperative that the Governors should be truly non-partisan at all times. We need to reflect and consider whether there is a need to house a "spare wheel" at the state level?


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Tuesday, June 8, 2021

Re: [IAC#RG] RAJ BHAVANS CANNOT BE REDUCED TO BEING POLITICALDENS

The tradition of appointing a governor by the ruling establishment at the centre and its role thereafter should be discussed in depth to take a final meaningful decision on it.



On Sukla Sen <indiaresists@lists.riseup.net>, 8 Jun 2021 12:01 wrote:

The post is a relic from our colonial past.

In the initial decades since Independence, it was meant to be just ornamental (at considerable expenses of ordinary Indians) - as testified by many of them.

In the later years, it started being used by the Centre to heckle, or even remove, state governments that it considered, for whatever reasons, bothersome.

After the celebrated Supreme Court judgement, in 1994, in the famous SR Bommai vs. Union of India case, things did improve for quite a while.
Now, it's, again, (nearly) back to the bad old days.

This unelected post - chosen completely arbitrarily and appointed unilaterally by the Union Government, goes against the very grain of spirit of federalism.
Needs be forthwith abolished.

Sukla 

On Mon, 7 Jun 2021, 03:39 Aires Rodrigues, <indiaresists@lists.riseup.net> wrote:

It is high time that the nation reflects on and debates the manner in which Governors are appointed and whether we need ornamental puppet Governors who needlessly burden the taxpayer.

Constitutionally the Governor possesses executive, legislative, financial and judicial powers. The role of the Governor is very important and essential for the healthy functioning of democracy. However, in recent times this post has been reduced to becoming a retirement package for politicians. As a result people think that the post of the Governor is worthless and  just a financial burden on state governments even though technically the role of the Governor if exercised wisely and fairly for the benefit of the state and its people is very vital.

Some Governors of the past had this to say. Sarojini Naidu, the one-time Governor of UP had said that she considered herself "a bird in a golden cage". Dr.Pattabhi Sitaramayya, Governor of Madhya Pradesh had this to say, "My duties as a governor lay more in getting visitors and providing them tea, lunches and dinners than anything else. The first thing I do in the morning is to peruse the list of visitors and invitees to lunch and dinner". KM Munshi, Governor of Uttar Pradesh had a tiff with his Chief Minister and had complained to Pandit Nehru for redressal. When his plea was turned down, he described his job thus: "to run a hotel and entertain guests". NV Gadgil, Governor of Punjab considered himself as "the Patwari of the State of Punjab whose function was to assess the conditions prevailing in the state and report to the Union government".

Governors should not end up being mere rubber stamps as they constitutionally have a major role to play in overseeing that the State is well administered in accordance with law. They should be appointed on merit as the Raj Bhavans cannot end up being shelter homes to rehabilitate the deadwood of the ruling political party. It is imperative that the Governors should be truly non-partisan at all times. We need to reflect and consider whether there is a need to house a "spare wheel" at the state level?


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