May 12, 2012

What Is Illegal About Janlokpal Bill ? Why it will be stayed by Supreme Court, even if passed by Parliament?

No one will answer these questions. Because no one wants to argue with people who do not want to listen. Justice Santosh Hegde has distanced himself from Draft of Janlokpal bill prepared by Team. Because he is a former Judge of SC. He knows that certain provisions of Janlokpal Bill are violating 'Basic Structure Theory" and Art.13 of the Constitution of India.

So even if Parliament with 100% majority passes the Janlokpal Bill, next day, the Act will be stayed by Supreme Court as violating of Article 13 of Constitution of India and violating Basic Structure Theory.

Apart from Team, do you see any Senior Advocate of Country speaking in Support of Janlokpal Bill?

Do you see any Senior Advocate speaking against legality of Janlokpal bill? Some wanted to speak, but then they realized futility of arguing with people who did not want to listen. They become silent.

Following are names of some of Top Lawyers of India who have huge influence on people. If they say that Janlokpal Bill is a valid and legal bill, people will believe. (But at present these lawyers are silent for the fear of being misunderstood as supporters of Corruption)

Fali Nariman, Harish Salve, P.P.Rao, Gopal Subramaniam, Askok Desai. Dushyant Dave or any other prominent Senior advocates.

If any of these prominent senior advocates of India, will endorse Janlokpal Bill as valid and legal bill, people will accept their views. But why they are not endorsing the Bill? Are they all against anti-corruption movement?

A twitter friend, yesterday tweeted, "We want nothing else except Janlokpal Bill."

Neither Justice Hegde, nor anyone else in country wants to weaken the Anti Corruption Tempo of People which is indeed forcing Government to take steps.

But those who blindly propagate for Janlokpal bill and are taking inflexible stand, should listen to the "Silence" of Justice Hegde and Other Legal Luminaries of Country. All the Legal Luminaries of Country are not corrupt.

Ability to listen a counter point, requires ability to listen to disagreeables. You must first give permission to others to speak against your views.

Haresh Raichura
12th May,2012